TEEF

Drinkable Dental Health

Selected by Dogly for happier, healthier lives together.

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About This Product

Dog breath isn't just stink, it's the first sign of dental disease, the #1 illness in pets, which can lead to serious health issues and a shorter lifespan.

Invented by a microbiologist after she almost lost her new 10 year old rescue pup to blood infection caused by dental decay, Protektin42™ is a patented prebiotic formulation (in powder form) for dogs that targets the root cause of gum disease where it lives...below the gumline.

Cruelty free. Our prebiotic technology was originally developed for humans, so our products are human-tested and pup-approved. Safe for cats, too!

1 unit includes: 1, 0.25 oz jar with 30 servings of Protektin42™ in a gusseted ziplock pouch

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  • Clinically-proven and vet approved
  • No artificial flavors, colors, fillers, preservatives, or other weird ingredients
  • Tasteless & odorless
  • Manufactured in an FDA certified facility
  • Stops the growth of harmful bacteria and their destructive, smelly by-products
  • Promotes strong teeth, healthy gums and fresh breath
  • Made in the USA
The people behind TEEF

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Meet TEEF

Dr. Emily Stein · Inventor & CEO

For people who want to proactively protect the long-term, systemic health of their dog.

Every purchase supports shelters with a 5% donation.

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