Remineralizing Tooth Powder 2.5oz

HOW TO 
Wet a toothbrush, dental sponge, cloth, or Q-Tip with the wet ingredients (below). Dip wetted brush/instrument into the tooth powder (take some out of the jar and place in a small dish or bowl to keep the remaining powder dry) and rub onto your animal’s gums & teeth, until teeth are clean. Use daily or as often as you’d like.

MUST combine with a wet ingredient (purchased separately) - suggestions: Org Aloe Vera, Raw Kefir, Raw A2 Butter from Grass-finished animals; Ghee, Pasture-raised/grass-finished Tallow, Org Unrefined Red Palm Fruit Oil, Org Unrefined Coconut Oil.

For any undamaged product, simply return it with its included accessories, tags and packaging along with the original receipt (or gift receipt) within 14 days of the date you receive the product, and we will exchange it or offer store credit.

In addition, please note the following:

The following products are not eligible for return:

• Food products;

• Customized products, such as collars, tags, and leashes that are made to order;

• Products that are on sale.

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Can it be used for cats?
Yes, the tooth powder is safe for cats.

Is it okay for their stomach since their stomachs are more acidic?
Yes, it is true: baking soda tooth powder exerts a localized alkalizing effect in the oral cavity. This is a beneficial feature as it enhances enamel remineralization and inhibits cariogenic bacteria. According to research, it's impact on gastric pH is physiologically insignificant under normal usage conditions. Systemic absorption of bicarbonate requires direct ingestion of substantial quantities, which is not a typical outcome of typical dental hygiene practices. Future research could quantify bicarbonate transfer from oral products to the stomach and assess long-term effects in populations with compromised acid secretion (e.g., chronic atrophic gastritis). But for now, baking soda remains a safe and effective adjunct to oral hygiene when used appropriately.