OraPet For Dogs
$9.99
Quickly identifying active periodontal disease in less than 10 seconds with a gentle swipe along the gum line, Orapet provides a clear color change for easy interpretation.
This visual cue serves as compelling evidence for veterinary teams, highlighting the necessity for dental treatments and home care.
Quick and easy 10-second results
Read test immediately using the color scoring on the back of the OraStrip package.
Science backed
Scientifically validated through peer-reviewed studies, OraStrip showcases its effectiveness in detecting periodontal disease while significantly enhancing client compliance.
1. Remove strip from package and get a timer.
2. Wet the pad on animal's gums. Typically ~5 seconds will fully wet the pad.
3. Start the timer and wait 10 seconds.
4. Next, read test immediately using the colour scoring on the front of Orastrip package.
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When periodontal disease is detected early, its progress can be slowed by professional dental cleanings under anesthesia, along with consistent home care. If the disease progresses, more advanced treatments such as gum surgery and tooth extraction will be needed. Please consult your veterinarian.
Detecting periodontal disease in the early stage is difficult because the disease begins in the hidden space between the gum and the tooth. Pet owners are not able to see early disease, and without the right tool, veterinary teams are not able to detect it in the awake animal, either. In the past, periodontal disease has typically been found only after the disease has progressed, when the dog or cat is placed under general anesthesia and an oral examination is performed and x-rays are taken.
OraPet detects thiols, which are produced by bacteria during periodontal infection. When administered to the awake dog or cat during a routine examination, the test detects active periodontal disease—even early in the progression of disease, when the infection is invisible beneath the gums. OraPet is easy to use, giving results in 10 seconds. The pad on the test strip is swiped along the gums. When thiols are present, the pad changes color from white to shades of yellow: more yellow color means more thiols are present. Any positive test result is significant, and higher levels of thiols generally reflect more severe periodontal disease. Please consult your veterinarian.
“As pet parents, having a tool that helps us check for periodontal disease at home is fantastic. It's super easy to use, and the color change makes it straightforward to understand. A great way to stay proactive about our pet's health!”
Lucy C., USA