Clunia Clinical ZnA gels 118 ml
Volume: 118ml
Zinc-saturated oral care product for gingivitis, stomatitis, and
halitosis, to reduce dental plaque.
Intended for dogs, cats, and other animals, including exotic animals and horses. Easy to use, with or without brushing.
" Reduces unpleasant odors, plaque, and tartar formation.
" Reduces periodontal problems, for use after facial and jaw surgeries, on oral wounds, ulcers, abscesses, after dental hygiene procedures.
" Stimulates saliva production during intubation, sedation, and/or after surgeries to ensure an optimal oral environment.
" Restores the microenvironment of the oral cavity and gums.
Contains zinc ascorbate and taurine, which provide zinc bioactivity in the deeper layers of the mucosa. Zinc is an essential factor in more than 300 enzyme reactions, many of which are involved in the regeneration of the extracellular matrix, gum healing, and connective tissue restoration processes.
Taurine chelate, along with sulfur compounds, rapidly (within 30 seconds) reduces volatile fatty acids in the mouth, decreasing halitosis.
Composition: zinc gluconate 2%, ascorbic acid (vit. C) 1.6%, taurine 1%.
Usage: remove the cap and applicator and pour the contents of the container (vitamin C) into the gel. Screw the applicator back on and replace the cap.
When the ascorbic acid settles to the bottom, shake the bottle until the powder dissolves.
With one hand, hold the animal's head, and with the other, place the applicator tip in the corner of the mouth. Gently apply the gel to the gums and over the teeth. Saliva will spread the gel throughout the mouth.
Dose: one pea-sized drop of gel (~0.5ml) for animals up to 10 kg. Increase the dose according to the size of the animal. For best results, it is recommended to use daily. For medium and large dogs, the gel can be applied directly from the applicator, but for cats and small dogs, it is recommended to apply the gel on a finger or toothbrush and apply it to the gums and teeth. The veterinarian should periodically monitor the health status of the animal's oral cavity.
