Active agents like sea algae soften up the thick, hardened tartar at the gum line to remove existing tartar and defend against more tartar accumulation.

Parsley may seem like an odd choice, but the herb has a fresh, clean taste with hints of citrusy lemon.

The herb not only freshens breath but has antibacterial and antimicrobial properties that can help kill the oral bacteria that make up plaque and contribute to inflammation in the gums.

Cat Breath will last your kitty around 3 months! 

Absolutely! Naturally high in antioxidants, sea algae not only has anti-inflammatory properties, but it’s a natural form of iodine that is turned into thyroid hormones, aka how metabolism is controlled. 

Iodine is an essential nutrient, but deficiencies or excess have been linked to thyroid issues like hyperthyroidism in cats. 

Though, the cause isn’t very well understood, iodine needs to be incredibly regimented in these cases. So, if your cat has hyperthyroidism, Cat Breath should NOT be given. 

Hyperthyroidism tends to happen in older cats and is a gradual onset. But some of the first signs are weight loss and howling when they normally wouldn’t. The earlier you see the signs and symptoms, the better you can protect your cat, so be mindful of potential changes.