pet dental health check

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Is Your Cat or Dog's Dental Health at Risk?

Answer a few quick questions to get a personalised dental health report in under 2 minutes.

Which pet are you checking?*

Dog

Cat

Your dog's name*

Your cat's name*

What best describes your main concern today?*

has bad breath

's teeth look dirty or have build-up

My vet mentioned dental disease or tartar

I want to prevent problems before they start

What best describes your main concern today?*

has bad breath

's teeth look dirty or have build-up

My vet mentioned dental disease or tartar

I want to prevent problems before they start

Be honest. How bad is 's breath?*

Not noticeable

Sometimes slightly off

Noticeable

Hard to Ignore

Unbearable dragon breath

Be honest. How bad is 's breath?*

Not noticeable

Sometimes slightly off

Noticeable

Hard to Ignore

Unbearable dragon breath

Did you know?

What many owners dismiss as “doggy breath” is often the clearest warning sign of active dental disease, which is already affecting 80% of dogs over the age of 3.

Did you know?

What many owners dismiss as “fishy breath” is often the clearest warning sign of active dental disease, which is already affecting 70% of cats over the age of 3.

Which of these have you already tried for 's teeth?*

Dental kibble

Dental chews or sticks

Tooth brushing

Water additives

Dental sprays, wipes or gels

Professional dental cleaning

None of the above

Select all that apply.

Which of these have you already tried for 's teeth?*

Dental kibble

Dental Chews or Sticks

Tooth brushing

Water additives

Dental sprays, wipes or gels

Professional vet dental cleaning

None of the above

Select all that apply.

Did you know?

Dental kibble is not a substitute for proper oral care. If it genuinely solved dental disease, vets would be handing out biscuits instead of recommending professional dental cleanings.

Chews, sprays, wipes, additives and even tooth brushing mainly work on the visible tooth surface. But periodontal disease starts and progresses below the gum line, where harmful plaque bacteria continue damaging tissue long before most owners realise how advanced it is.

That matters because the most serious damage often happens out of sight, under the gum line, where many everyday dental products simply do not reach effectively.

Did you know that oral bacteria can enter your dog's bloodstream and reach their heart, kidneys and liver?*

Yes, I am aware

No, I had no idea

Did you know?

Dental disease does not stay in the mouth. In advanced cases, bacteria from infected gum tissue can enter the bloodstream and affect major organs like the heart, liver and kidneys.

Severe periodontal disease has been linked to a 2.7 times higher risk of chronic kidney disease in dogs.

Did you know that oral bacteria can enter your cat's bloodstream and reach their heart, kidneys and liver?*

Yes, I am aware

No, I had no idea

Did you know?

Dental disease does not stay in the mouth. As gum disease worsens, harmful bacteria from infected gum tissue can enter the bloodstream and place extra strain on major organs such as the heart, liver and kidneys.

In cats, severe periodontal disease has been associated with a significantly higher risk of chronic kidney disease.

We can help with that.

Dogs and cats with these signs are exactly who NutriFlex® DentaMax™ was made for. It's a daily dental powder made with 100% organic Ascophyllum nodosum to help tackle bad breath, plaque and tartar build-up at the source.

✔Freshens bad breath
✔Reduce plaque and remove tartar build-up
✔Supports healthier gums and cleaner teeth
✔Easy once-daily use. No brushing needed

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We will use this information to personalise your results and recommended dose.

's gender*

Male

Female

's age*

Puppy (under 12 months)

Teenager (1-2 years)

Adult (3-6 years)

Senior (7-10 years)

Golden Oldie (11 years and older)

's weight*

SM: under 15kg

MED: 16-30kg

LRG: 30kg+

Tell us a little more about

We will use this information to personalise your results and recommended dose.

's gender*

Male

Female

's age*

Kitten (under 12 months)

Junior (1-2 years)

Adult (3-6 years)

Mature (7-10 years)

Senior (11 years and older)

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