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Oral problems are rarely “just one thing.”

First comes plaque, creating the perfect breeding ground for bacteria. The gums become irritated and inflamed. The bacteria get excited and invite their friends along… And the result can be tartar, gum disease – even periodontal disease.

This isn’t a single issue. It’s a chain of problems.

Complex problems need simple solutions. Choose Nutrolin® TEETH & GUMS.

✅ We started with pharmaceutical‑grade fish oil, rich in omega-3 fatty acids that support gum health
✅ We combined it with seaweed, which has been scientifically proven to help prevent plaque and tartar buildup

Together, they form Nutrolin® TEETH & GUMS – a product that’s more than the sum of its parts.

And yes – we dog owners already know this. Together is better. 😘🐶

Dental Weeks May 18—June 7 – Healthy mouth. Fresh breath. During these weeks, we`ll share information and tips to support your pet`s dental health.

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Meet the Parson girls Armi and Miina, who had a lot of tartar on their teeth.

The veterinarian cleaned the teeth of 5‑year‑old Armi, but young Miina got a bit more time. That’s when their owner, Hanna, started giving Nutrolin® TEETH & GUMS.

“I would like to warmly thank you for developing such an amazing product. My one‑year‑old Parson had a significant amount of tartar, but six months later her teeth were almost completely clean. The situation with my older dog is just as good.”

Nutrolin® TEETH & GUMS helps prevent plaque from hardening. 🤝

Dental Weeks May 18—June 7 – Healthy mouth. Fresh breath. During these weeks, we`ll share information and tips to support your pet`s dental health.

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Why have so many dogs benefited from Nutrolin® TEETH & GUMS?

Because this edible dental paste uniquely combines ingredients that support oral wellbeing.

✅ Omega‑3 fatty acids from fish oil support gum health
✅ Seaweed is well known for helping reduce and prevent plaque and tartar buildup

The paste does not replace careful dental care, but it helps prevent problems effectively.

Most oral issues in dogs start with plaque that quietly accumulates on the teeth and hardens into tartar. Soon the breath begins to smell, and in the worst case, gum inflammation can progress into serious periodontal disease.

Nutrolin® TEETH & GUMS does what it promises.

Add the tasty Nutrolin® TEETH & GUMS to your dog’s food today.

Dental Weeks May 18—June 7 – Healthy mouth. Fresh breath. During these weeks, we`ll share information and tips to support your pet`s dental health.

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Tartar doesn’t form overnight – and it doesn’t disappear in a day. ☝🏻

The buildup of tartar varies from dog to dog.
Some dogs keep clean mouths well into their senior years, while others struggle with tartar from a young age.

If hardened plaque has already turned into tartar in your dog’s mouth, it’s time to make a plan.

Tartar irritates the gums and fuels inflammation.
It’s also the most common cause of gum disease and bad breath. 🤢

Tartar is always removed by a veterinarian – under anesthesia, safely and pain‑free.

But before and after the vet visit, you can make a real difference through prevention.

Nutrolin® TEETH & GUMS supports your dog’s oral health:

✅ Helps reduce plaque buildup
✅ Supports gum wellbeing
✅ Makes dental care easier

Don’t let plaque harden. Choose Nutrolin® TEETH & GUMS. 🤝

Dental Weeks May 18—June 7 – Healthy mouth. Fresh breath. During these weeks, we`ll share information and tips to support your pet`s dental health.

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Does your dog’s breath smell like a graveyard?

Bad breath in dogs is almost always caused by oral bacteria, inflammation, plaque, or tartar. A healthy mouth doesn’t smell.

Nutrolin® TEETH & GUMS freshens your dog’s breath by addressing the root cause of the odor, not just masking it.

✅ Omega‑3 fatty acids from fish oil support gum health
✅ Seaweed helps prevent plaque from building up on the teeth

Simply add the tasty Nutrolin® TEETH & GUMS to your dog’s food. Visible results can typically be expected within 2–6 weeks, although many of our customers report fresher breath even sooner.

Before starting, take a quick look inside your dog’s mouth. If the gums are red or bleeding, or if there is a noticeable buildup of tartar on the teeth, the right place to go is the veterinarian.

Dental Weeks May 18—June 7 – Healthy mouth. Fresh breath. During these weeks, we`ll share information and tips to support your pet`s dental health.

#NutrolinLife #NutrolinTeethGums