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Dentalife Cat Treat Chicken 51g

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I247650
Life Stage
Adult
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Dental problems affect most cats over the age of two. The good news is you can help maintain healthy teeth. According to the Veterinary Oral Health Council, regular cleaning is the key to keeping your ' teeth and gums healthy. Feeding DENTALIFE treats can be an important part of your ' daily oral care routine.

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