ProDen PlaqueOff should be added to dry or wet food on a daily basis.

Each bottle contains a serving spoon to measure out the proper amount.

Caution

Not recommended for animals undergoing treatment for hyperthyroidism

About Arsenic (information supplied by ProDen's creator, Dr. Sune Wikner)
It is important to understand that arsenic exists everywhere in nature. There are two forms of arsenic: inorganic and organic. The former may be toxic; the latter is not. In the US the upper safe consumption limit is 2 g arsenic per kg body weight per day. In Europe the figure is 15. Note that those figures relate to inorganic arsenic. Several studies report that the algae that used in ProDen PlaqueOff contains exclusively organic arsenic (7 g per scoop).

Moreover, ProDen contains alginates which are poorly absorbed from the intestine into the bloodstream. Instead they are excreted via feces. The alginates found in PlaqueOff have another well known property. They bind heavy metals like Strontium, Arsenic, Lead and Cadmium. Then the heavy metals leave the body via feces with the alginates and do not enter the blood. In fact, people living near nuclear plants in the US are recommended to eat algae if there is a risk for strontium leaking from the plant.

Therefore, there is no risk for arsenic poisoning for pets taking ProDen PlaqueOff.

ProDen PlaqueOff and Swedencare have established themselves in all major markets as an innovative and reliable pet health company. Starting in the 1970's, Swedish dentist, Dr. Sune Wikner, by chance discovered that a patient who had previously suffered from chronic tartar formation, suddenly displayed great oral health. Through research they were eventually able to discover that the therapeutic ingredient turned out to be a certain type of kelp that his patient was consuming on a regular basis. This then led to discoveries of a pet food containing that same kelp, keeping pet teeth healthy. This is how ProDen PlaqueOff was born and it is a unique, sustainable solution that secures oral health.