For the nutritional management of dogs with dental disease. By the age of three, your dog could begin showing the signs of dental disease. This painful and potentially serious problem is most usually a result of plaque and tartar build-up at and under the gum line.

Hills Prescription Diet Canine t/d was formulated specifically for the nutritional management of dogs with dental disease. Because your pet can’t brush his own teeth, the build-up of tartar can lead to periodontal disease, a dental condition that can weaken the gums and tissues that support the teeth.

Indications:
- Gingivitis.
- Dental plaque, stain and tartar (calculus).
- Oral malodour.

Not recommended for:
- Cats.
- Puppies.
- Pregnant or lactating bitches.
- Dogs with severe periodontal disease, without appropriate assessment and treatment.

Additional information:
- Clinically proven8 to reduce gingivitis and the build-up of tartar, plaque and stain.
- Canine t/d & Canine t/d Mini are most effective when,
used on clean teeth (following an initial professional cleaning), fed as the sole maintenance food, fed dry (adding water prevents effective cleaning).
- Contain no mineral abrasives or active chemicals.
- Other dental home care methods are recommended, if possible, e.g. regular tooth brushing.
- Some dogs prefer to eat each piece of Canine t/d away from their food bowl; owners should be reassured that this is normal behaviour.