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VeggieDent FR3SH - Now Available in Single Wrapped Chews

19/33/2019

With 90% of owners choosing to try a single chew before deciding to purchase a bag of 15 chews, and 2 out of 3 pet owners having a least one dog with bad breath³, VeggieDent FR3SH singles reflect Virbac’s ongoing commitment to support practices in increasing awareness of canine oral care.

A natural, plant-based alternative to rawhide chews, VeggieDent FR3SH targets the causes of halitosis in dogs in 3 ways; through addressing the underlying causes of bad breath, cleansing and cooling; whilst a proprietary Z-shape maximises prehension. VeggieDent FR3SH Dental Chews are scientifically proven to reduce calculus and plaque when given daily²and hold the VOHC tartar control seal.

“We are delighted to be able to add VeggieDent FR3SH singles to the Virbac oral healthcare range” said Product Manager Claire Lewis. ‘Single chews make a great addition to practice waiting rooms, but can also be a useful tool to promote oral care in consult and even during puppy parties’.

VeggieDent FR3SH singles are available to order from the veterinary wholesalers now.

For information on VeggieDent FR3SH singles, or any other products in the Virbac oral healthcare range, please speak to your Virbac Territory Manager.

^{1. Chala V, Chaix G, Navarro C, Espuna G. Evaluation of breath freshening effect in dogs following chew administration: an open field trial. Voorsjaardagen congress, The Hague, NL, April 2018 (accepted for communication).}

^{2. Clarke DE, Kelman M, Perkins N. Effectiveness of a vegetable dental chew on periodontal disease parameters in toy breed dogs. J Vet Dent. 2011;28(4):230–235.}

^{3. Internal Data, Kynetic market research, 2016. Virbac.}

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