Pets Care : TheraBreath® Recognizes National Pet Month with a Free Dog and Cat Oral Care ... - San Francisco Chronicle (press release)

TheraBreath® Recognizes National Pet Month with a Free Dog and Cat Oral Care ... - San Francisco Chronicle (press release)

Posted: 29 May 2012 01:06 PM PDT

May is National Pet Month, a registered charity that advertises this special month as a time when pet owners celebrate the relationship they have with their beloved pets and recognize the importance of taking exceptional care of their pet's health. TheraBreath® provides excellent pet care solutions that freshen breath, protect the teeth and maintain gum health in cats and dogs. Get a Free bottle of Dr. Katz for Pets Oral Solution from TheraBreath® to honor National Pet Month 2012 (just pay s/h).

(PRWEB) May 29, 2012

May is National Pet Month (National Pet Month), a registered charity that advertises this special month as a time when pet owners not only celebrate the relationship they have with their beloved pets but also remember the importance of taking exceptional care of their pet's health. Started in 1989, National Pet Month was also created to promote awareness of the mutual benefits received by owners and their pets when living together as well as advocating for the advantages of assistance animals. Each year, the National Pet Month organization holds events that convey a theme associated with pets and the theme for 2012 is "Your pets and you: a winning team".

To honor National Pet Month, TheraBreath® has decided to extend a promotional event specifically designed to improve the oral health of our favorite four-legged friends.

Because we sincerely believe that the oral health of dogs and cats should be addressed all year round, we are currently advertising a free promotional offer for TheraBreath's Dr. Katz for Pets Oral Solution.

To request a free sample bottle of TheraBreath's Dr. Katz Oral Pet Rinse (a $9 value), simply fill out and submit the form on this website (https://www.therabreath.com/pet/), along with a shipping and handling fee of $7.95. This promotional offer is only available in the United States and Canada (limited to one bottle per household).

This free sample of Dr. Katz's for Pets Oral Rinse contains a proven oxygenating solution that is safe and effective to use for the promotion of oral health in cats or dogs. Cats and dogs, just like people, will develop tooth decay, gingivitis and breath that smells bad enough to offend other cats and dogs if their owners do not take proper care of their mouths. Unfortunately, every pet owner has gotten a strong whiff of their dog or cat's breath when the animal has yawned or barked in the owner's face and wondered if there was something that could be done about Fido or Fluffy's dreadful halitosis.

Dr. Katz, the distinguished dentist responsible for discovering the revolutionary line of
TheraBreath products designed to totally eliminate bad breath in humans, has also created a similar product that will get rid of your pet's smelly breath. Specifically designed to improve a dog or cat's oral health, Dr. Katz for Pets Oral Solution or Spray contains the same oxygenating ingredients found in the human version of his products that attacks mouth debris and destroys bacteria responsible for "doggy" breath.

Ingredients in TheraBreath's Dr. Katz Dog and Cat Oral Solution are unique because they are formulated to control tartar build-up particular to animals as well as eliminate sulfur compound-producing, anaerobic bacteria accountable for the funky odor emanating from your pet's mouth. Consisting of natural substances like purified water, PEG-40 hydrogenated castor oil, sodium bicarbonate and benzoate and Dr. Katz's special ingredient OXYD-8®, TheraBreath's Dr. Katz Dog and Cat Oral Solution will make getting close to your pet a more enjoyable--and fresher--experience.

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