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Give your dog a daily treat that not only tastes great, but is also good for him. Yummy C.E.T. HEXtra Premium Chews feature the patented Chlorhexidine System to help remove plaque and reduce tarter. The antiseptic system combines with the Chews’ natural abrasive cleansing action to freshen breath and keep teeth clean. Chlorhexidine is released into the oral cavity during chewing and may be released for up to 24 hours, which provides sustained antimicrobial action. Give your dog at least 1 chew a day and more on days where brushing isn’t possible. Intended for intermittent or supplemental feeding only. Please keep away from children. Wash hands after handling. Contains beefhide, maltodextrin, hydrolyzed poultry liver (enzymatic), tetrasodium pyrophosphate, salt, lecithin, sodium gluconate, potassium sorbate, gluconodeltalactone, mineral oil, mixed tocopherols, and rosemary extract.
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C.E.T. Enzymatic Oral Hygiene Chews for Dogs with Chlorhexidine
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
23 of 23 people found the following review helpful
Size Name:30 chews
A former vet tech of many years, we recommended CET chews to our clients. Back then, they didn't contain chlorhexiderm, but were quite effective as a dentrifice for dogs. With the added chlorhexiderm, they've only improved! My dogs find them just as palatable, but with the added benefit of anti-microbial properties most chews don't contain, it's something I can feel good about giving them.
My dogs really enjoy these treats. I don't give them daily, just a few times a week. I strongly suggest pet owners be present when pets are using a chew. These should not be used a pacifier when you are away. Supervision is always a good idea as you never know if choking could occur.
My dogs really enjoy these treats. I don't give them daily, just a few times a week. I strongly suggest pet owners be present when pets are using a chew. These should not be used a pacifier when you are away. Supervision is always a good idea as you never know if choking could occur.
52 of 61 people found the following review helpful
POISON "Chlorhexidine" POISON
We have two beautiful Saint Bernards. After using these for some time, it began to be a routine that they would BOTH have to go outside to vomit after their supposed morning treat and dental care. We investigated this chemical that the package warns you about, "Chlorhexidine" and stopped using the ignorantly designed dog hating treat. No more sick dogs.
If anyone likes their Dog at all, they will READ the package. Notice first the ingredient, "Chlorhexidine" then the warnings.
There's good vets who don't sell these, and BAD vets who like the profits.
Of course, Pharma and all their "vet/doctor" salesmen will say this product has been tested, used for years, found to be safe in thus and thus quantities, and on and on.
Well, the chemical Chlorhexidine is used to KILL bacteria. GOOD AND BAD!
It's used pre-surgically, washing the body and prescription only mouthwashes.
Your dog, like all living beings has a body especially a digestive tract, FULL of very much needed bacterium.
The company knows this, and to protect themselves even warns that "serious" problems may occur, especially if your dog "licks" the surface first? Wow, and how is a dog supposed to NOT lick a dog chew he's sucking on for hours and yet consume it?
Do some research on what this stuff WILL do to your dog people. Unless your trying to euthanize your dog with a long, painful, and; "conveniently- racking up a massive vet bill to diagnose" and non treatable death sentence, STOP FEEDING THEM THIS POISON. And YES, they are the same "intellectual scientists" who've managed to put half our nation on "safe for you" psychotropic drugs.
Ironically, "prolonged use of this poison will cause tooth discoloration," leading to possible other side effects of tooth decay."
Japan stopped using "Chlorhexidine" on catheters and other medical devices in 97' after many became sick and one died.
Causes numerous (still discovering more) problems with cats. Deafness, respiratory problems, in 96 in Mitchell South Dakota they discovered it was the cause of a plethora of severe issues with cats and had to stop using it. The believe it was from the cats "grooming" it off their coats after surgery. Too many problems to report here, do your dog a favor and do your own. And don't look get your information from the doggy sites. Look up the problems with the chemical. Is it like declawing your animal? "And they tell you it doesn't hurt them when they rip the dew claws out at the puppy age?" Yeah, I'd like to declaw a few vets (Pharma salesmen) and have them give me a report?
Most importantly, you do not want to kill ANY bacteria in your dogs system. PERIOD, that's why they've generally for so long, been so healthy, let's not screw that up as we have our own body's with infections causing Irritable bowel diseases etc.
We have two beautiful Saint Bernards. After using these for some time, it began to be a routine that they would BOTH have to go outside to vomit after their supposed morning treat and dental care. We investigated this chemical that the package warns you about, "Chlorhexidine" and stopped using the ignorantly designed dog hating treat. No more sick dogs.
If anyone likes their Dog at all, they will READ the package. Notice first the ingredient, "Chlorhexidine" then the warnings.
There's good vets who don't sell these, and BAD vets who like the profits.
Of course, Pharma and all their "vet/doctor" salesmen will say this product has been tested, used for years, found to be safe in thus and thus quantities, and on and on.
Well, the chemical Chlorhexidine is used to KILL bacteria. GOOD AND BAD!
It's used pre-surgically, washing the body and prescription only mouthwashes.
Your dog, like all living beings has a body especially a digestive tract, FULL of very much needed bacterium.
The company knows this, and to protect themselves even warns that "serious" problems may occur, especially if your dog "licks" the surface first? Wow, and how is a dog supposed to NOT lick a dog chew he's sucking on for hours and yet consume it?
Do some research on what this stuff WILL do to your dog people. Unless your trying to euthanize your dog with a long, painful, and; "conveniently- racking up a massive vet bill to diagnose" and non treatable death sentence, STOP FEEDING THEM THIS POISON. And YES, they are the same "intellectual scientists" who've managed to put half our nation on "safe for you" psychotropic drugs.
Ironically, "prolonged use of this poison will cause tooth discoloration," leading to possible other side effects of tooth decay."
Japan stopped using "Chlorhexidine" on catheters and other medical devices in 97' after many became sick and one died.
Causes numerous (still discovering more) problems with cats. Deafness, respiratory problems, in 96 in Mitchell South Dakota they discovered it was the cause of a plethora of severe issues with cats and had to stop using it. The believe it was from the cats "grooming" it off their coats after surgery. Too many problems to report here, do your dog a favor and do your own. And don't look get your information from the doggy sites. Look up the problems with the chemical. Is it like declawing your animal? "And they tell you it doesn't hurt them when they rip the dew claws out at the puppy age?" Yeah, I'd like to declaw a few vets (Pharma salesmen) and have them give me a report?
Most importantly, you do not want to kill ANY bacteria in your dogs system. PERIOD, that's why they've generally for so long, been so healthy, let's not screw that up as we have our own body's with infections causing Irritable bowel diseases etc.
20 of 22 people found the following review helpful
Size Name:30 chews|Amazon Verified Purchase
My Vet recommended these for my dogs. They completely remove the plack from the dogs teath and eliminated very expensive cleaning of the dogs teath. It also eliminates putting the dog to sleep while cleaning the teath. I take my dogs in about once a year and my vet looks at the teath and just says they look great - no cleaning required. Before I found these, the dogs teath had to be cleaned about every 2 years. Plus my dogs love the flavor of these.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Dog loves the treats
My poodle is very discerning when it comes to treats, but loves this product, apparently because of taste and also the chew factor.
Published 12 hours ago by William M. Levin
Highly recommended as "treat" with added oral benefits
I have 2 male Cavaliers, ages 5, 25lbs, and age 2, 11 lbs. My 5 yr old dog gets yearly cleanings but he was still getting bad breath type issues; the little one just turned 2 and... Read more
Published 8 days ago by Donna Goldman
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i like these they really do help the bad breath my dog had i will very likely reorder this product
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Published 2 months ago by CAS
Woof Woof say my three dogs
These are great for cleaning the dogs teeth and the pups sure do love them. I used to purchase them at the vets office for a lot more money. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Elaine
Works for my dogs
Been using these dental chews for years for my dogs. It is best to brush their teeth, but I never get around to that. My vet recommended these chews and I think they do help.
Published 3 months ago by Susan Gwertzman
God awful smell when the dogs were chewing!
I'm not sure what they put in these chews, but our family almost had to leave the room when our dogs were chewing. Read more
Published 4 months ago by Laurie A. Dressman
Please be careful. These chews pose a strong CHOKING HAZARD.
These chews come in a wide range of sizes and thicknesses which means some chews will be easier to chew than some of the others. Read more
Published 5 months ago by D. Miyao
Dogs love them.
I have 2 little guys and I cut the strips in half. I tried the ones for small dogs...but they are pressed strips not chews. Read more
Published 5 months ago by Truth Seeker
