Oxyfresh Offers First Look at 2 New Dog Dental Toys Launching at Global Pet Expo

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Oxyfresh, the award-winning brand known for providing damn good pet care, invites attendees of Global Pet Expo, the premier event for the newest, most innovative pet products on the market, to visit them at Booth 1658 for an exciting first look at its new Dog Dental Toys, which are designed to make pet teeth cleaning fun.

Oxyfresh Dog Dental Toys are made of 100 percent natural, odor-free rubber and feature lots of fun ridges and grooves to gently clean pets’ teeth and massage their gums every time they chew. These toys are a fantastic addition to Oxyfresh’s exclusive pet dental care line, the trusted choice for generations of dog parents who want the very best for their pets’ smiles.

“Unlike plastic or acrylic toys that are too hard and can fracture pets’ teeth, our Dog Dental Toys are gentle yet durable for aggressive chewers, with natural rubber and rounded ridges to stimulate the gums and scrape away plaque from pets’ teeth. Plus, they’re perfect for enrichment, fetch and chasing away boredom. My own fur kid gives them two enthusiastic paws up,” said Melissa Gulbranson, chief sales & marketing officer for Oxyfresh.

With 90 percent of pet parents finding it difficult or time-consuming to brush their dogs’ teeth daily, having additional options is a must in today’s world.

When parents apply Oxyfresh Premium Pet Toothpaste to the ridges (bristles) of the chew toys, it’s like dogs are brushing their own teeth. Oxyfresh Pet Toothpaste is flavor free to outsmart the pickiest pets and formulated with proprietary Oxygene, a safe, non-toxic oxidizer that neutralizes plaque- and bad breath-causing bacteria right at the source. Perfect for power chewers, Oxyfresh Dog Dental Toys resist tearing and are available in two sizes and styles, so every dog can get in on the teeth-cleaning action. To up a dog’s dental game even more, the toys have a hollow center to stuff treats inside. With regular use, Oxyfresh Dog Dental Toys can have a major impact on pets’ smiles, and because they’re having fun, dogs will be blissfully unaware that they’re chewing their way to better oral health.