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In celebration of Pet Dental Health Month, we are combining three great products with a
10% discount: (1) Daily Oral Care, (2) Gourmet Dental Treats and (3) Dental Chews.  Dental Packs for Dogs are available in three sizes:

Dental Pack for Small Dogs - 10% OFF
Daily Oral Care (16 fl. oz. bottle)
Gourmet Dental Treats (14 oz. container)
Dental Chews (4 small chews)
Autoship - $25.07
Retail - $30.56

Dental Pack for Medium Dogs - 10%OFF
Daily Oral Care (16 fl. oz. bottle)
Gourmet Dental Treats (14 oz. container)
Dental Chews (4 medium chews)
Autoship - $26.87
Retail - $32.76

Dental Pack for Large Dogs - 10% OFF
Daily Oral Care (16 fl. oz. bottle)
Gourmet Dental Treats (14 oz. container)
Dental Chews (1 large chew)
Autoship - $26.87
Retail - $32.76

Daily Oral Care for Dogs and Cats

“Necessity is the mother of invention.” - Plato

We at HealthyPetNet listen to our customers. Yes, it is very difficult to get pets into a good oral care routine. As pet people, we too have lived these hardships. With our Daily Oral Care liquid, you can get your dogs and cats into a healthy routine without them even noticing!

This fabulous formula is the ultimate breath enhancer and healthy mouth promoter—good for dogs and especially for our finicky cats. If you have serious problems getting your cat into a healthy dental regimen, this formula is perfect for you. It combines refreshing Peppermint oils with the cleansing action of Yucca to neutralize offensive digestive tract odors that can contribute to bad breath. The result is an attractive-smelling mouth and an effervescent smile.

This tasteless, odorless liquid works in your pet's water to cleanse your pet’s entire mouth without the use of harsh chemicals or artificial ingredients. How simple is that? Just slip a capful into your pet's water and keep your nose on the lookout for fresh-smelling results within one to two weeks.

Gourmet Dental Treats

This is a splendid recipe of harvest grains blended with creamy peanut butter and the natural sweetness of honey, with hefty helpings of Calcium and Phosphorus to support healthy bones and teeth. Parsley sweetens the breath so you get a direct benefit from this treat as well. With Gourmet Dental Treats, you'll be treating your dog's healthy teeth well while giving your dog delicious oven baked treats!

Dental Chews for Dogs

Our Dental Chews are a tasty and healthy alternative to rawhide that will keep your dog happily chewing his or her way to clean and healthy teeth and gums. Made with real pork skin, and a blend of mint and chlorophyll, HealthyPetNet Dental Chews are easier to digest than rawhide and provide a safer chew texture that helps to scrape the teeth clean and keep your dog occupied for hours.
           

Risking A Life to Save a Life
A Dr. Jane Memoir

When I was practicing, I had a 21 year old cat come visit. He was the thinnest I ever saw a cat. He would not eat and his breath smelled like old fish. His teeth—at least the ones he still had—were green like algae at the bottom of an ancient pond. Turns out that the cat had an infection that "grew legs" and traveled all over its mouth affecting his poor swollen gums and the remaining teeth. I put this dear old fellow on antibiotics, which helped but not enough. I had to put him under anesthesia to clean his gums, scale his teeth and pull out any loose ones. I was afraid he would not live through all of this but there was no other way to make him better. I had to risk his life in order to save it.

I ended up having to pull every tooth he still had because loose teeth allow unhealthy bacteria to enter the blood stream. It took him a while to wake up but when he did the entire hospital staff was elated, so much so that we all followed him to the car and waved goodbye. He came back a few months later for a general senior exam. He looked so good; his coat was less ragged and he actually gained weight. His owner informed us that he had become an eating machine; bagels and cream cheese was his current favorite! Bruce the cat taught me how important healthy teeth and gums really are.

Recent studies have provided compelling proof that cancers living beneath the human skin are detectable by dogs that are trained to examine the odors of a person's breath. Previous studies show that trained dogs also have the ability to detect skin caner melanomas by sniffing skin lesions.
 
Canine scent detection of cancer has been discussed among scientists anecdotally for decades. Now it may become a reality. This study, conducted by the Pine Street Foundation, a cancer research organization in California, will appear in the March issue of Integrative Cancer Therapies.