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• KEEP YOUR CAT FREE OF DENTAL DISEASE - Dental disease can cause serious pain and discomfort, but cats are experts at hiding pain. This test reveals signs of dental disease in your cat’s mouth that can’t often be seen with the naked eye. Studies show that 50–90% of all adult cats will suffer from dental disease. Don’t let your cat become part of this statistic—act early to protect your cat from dental disease, pain, tooth extraction, and other costly dental procedures.


• PROTECT AGAINST SECONDARY DISEASE - Poor dental health can increase your cat’s risk for other health issues like renal disease and diabetes, further compromising the quality and longevity of your cat’s life. Your cat’s report includes risk scores for periodontal disease, tooth resorption, and bad breath, along with an evaluation of how these can affect their general health. Testing gives you information to take proactive measures around early recognition, intervention, and treatment.


• SAVE MONEY AND AVOID EMERGENCY DENTAL WORK - Cats typically do not show clinical signs until their dental disease is advanced, by which time many teeth may need to be extracted. The sooner an issue is identified, the easier, quicker, and less expensive it can be to treat. Avoid the stress and costs associated with emergency dental care with customized information that puts you in charge of your cat’s health and future wellbeing.


• PARTNER WITH YOUR VET - Cats can be challenging to take to the vet, and clinical signs of dental disease rarely show until advanced stages. With the specific results from this convenient at-home test, vets can better provide individualized treatment options targeted to your cat’s unique needs, create a proactive dental care plan to address future needs, and offer personalized education on proactive care. Build a stronger partnership with your vet and get ahead of problems before they start.


• EASY AND PAINLESS FOR YOU AND YOUR CAT! - Simple process that you complete at home in three easy steps. First, register your kit online. Second, swab the inside of your cat’s mouth for 5-10 seconds along the gumline to collect a saliva sample. Third, send the sample to our U.S.-based lab with the pre-paid return shipping label. Now is the time to get proactive and address your cat’s unique dental health needs!