The gut-health secret transforming pet dental care—Australia’s first dental spray for dogs and cats
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If you’re a proud pet parent, you know there’s nothing quite like a wagging tail or a gentle purr to brighten your day.
But did you know that beneath those happy grins and whiskered smiles, dental disease could quietly threaten* your furry friend’s health—and even their lifespan?
It’s a sobering fact: 80 per cent of dogs and 70 per cent of cats show signs of dental disease by age three*.
Even more alarming, most owners don’t realise there’s a problem until bad breath or visible discomfort appears—by which time infection and inflammation may already be taking hold.
But what if there was a simple, science-backed way to help protect your pet’s teeth and gums*—without wrestling them for a toothbrush or switching up their favourite food?
Enter the latest innovation in pet care: Australia’s first gut-health dental topper spray for dogs and cats*.
Dental disease isn’t just about stinky breath or yellow teeth. Left untreated, it can lead to pain, tooth loss, and even serious health issues affecting the heart, liver, and kidneys.
In fact, studies show that dental disease can shorten a dog’s life by up to 2–3 years*—and cats aren’t far behind.
Here are some eye-opening statistics*:
- Only 7 per cent of dog owners recognise the symptoms of dental disease.
- 91 per cent of pet parents have never checked their dog’s teeth at home.
- Less than 10 per cent of cat owners regularly check their cat’s teeth or gums.
- Small breed dogs are especially at risk, with over 90 per cent showing dental problems by age four.
- Regular dental care at home can reduce tartar by up to 70 per cent.
Traditionally, commercial dental foods and treats have focused on abrasion—scraping away plaque as your pet chews*.
But new research shows that the real root of dental disease often lies deeper, in your pet’s gut microbiome.
An unbalanced gut can lead to inflammation, infection, and a weakened immune system, making it harder for your pet to fight off dental disease*.
That’s why Bell & Bone, the creators of an Australian-first dental topper spray* have taken a different approach, targeting dental health from the inside out.
Developed by passionate pet lovers and backed by leading science, this innovative spray combines a tri-biotic blend*—prebiotics, probiotics, and postbiotics—to support a healthy gut and, in turn, a healthier mouth.
Prebiotics help nourish the good bacteria already present in your pet’s gut, promoting a healthier digestive environment*.
Probiotics introduce additional beneficial bacteria to support balance within the microbiome.
Postbiotics, which are the helpful compounds produced by probiotics*, contribute to immune health and can help reduce inflammation.
By simply spraying the topper onto your pet’s regular food, you can help prevent dental disease without changing their diet or routine.
It’s easy, affordable, and—best of all—pets love the taste!
Most owners only think about dental care when they notice bad breath*, but by then, the problem is often advanced.
The new dental topper spray is designed as a preventative measure*, making daily dental care as simple as feeding your pet.
The benefits extend well beyond fresher breath and cleaner teeth.
Many owners have noticed improvements* such as shinier coats, better digestion and stools, and pets that seem happier and more energetic.
The team behind this breakthrough product, Bell & Bone, is building a community of passionate pet owners who want their companions by their side for as long as possible.
Their mission is to make it easy for owners to give their pets a healthier*, happier life—starting with their gut and their teeth.
With this easy-to-use spray, daily dental care becomes a ritual you’ll actually look forward to.
And when you see the transformation in your pet—brighter smiles, fresher breath, and a spring in their step—you’ll wonder how you ever managed without it.
Checking your pet’s dental health at home can be simple* if you know what to look for.
Start by gently lifting their lips to check for red or swollen gums, tartar buildup, or any broken or loose teeth.
Take note of their breath—while mild pet breath is normal, strong or unpleasant odours might indicate a problem.
Also, keep an eye out for changes in behaviour like drooling, pawing at the mouth, or avoiding food, as these can be signs of dental discomfort*.
If you notice any of these symptoms, it’s time for a vet check-up.
But remember, prevention is key—so don’t wait for problems to start before taking action.
Dental disease is one of the most common—and preventable—health issues facing our pets.
With Bell & Bone’s new gut-health dental topper spray, you can take control of your pet’s oral health* in a way that’s easy, effective, and no longer a chore for both of you.
Have you tried a dental topper or spray for your pet? What’s your experience with pet dental care? Share your tips, stories, and questions in the comments below—let’s help our furry friends live their happiest, healthiest lives!
*Please note, members, that this is a sponsored article. All content of ours that has an asterisk next to it means we may get a commission when you click on a link – at no cost to you! We do this to assist with the costs of running the SDC. Thank you!
But did you know that beneath those happy grins and whiskered smiles, dental disease could quietly threaten* your furry friend’s health—and even their lifespan?
It’s a sobering fact: 80 per cent of dogs and 70 per cent of cats show signs of dental disease by age three*.
Even more alarming, most owners don’t realise there’s a problem until bad breath or visible discomfort appears—by which time infection and inflammation may already be taking hold.
But what if there was a simple, science-backed way to help protect your pet’s teeth and gums*—without wrestling them for a toothbrush or switching up their favourite food?
Australia’s first dental topper spray is being used to target dental disease in pets through gut health. Credit: Bell & Bone
Enter the latest innovation in pet care: Australia’s first gut-health dental topper spray for dogs and cats*.
Dental disease isn’t just about stinky breath or yellow teeth. Left untreated, it can lead to pain, tooth loss, and even serious health issues affecting the heart, liver, and kidneys.
In fact, studies show that dental disease can shorten a dog’s life by up to 2–3 years*—and cats aren’t far behind.
Here are some eye-opening statistics*:
- Only 7 per cent of dog owners recognise the symptoms of dental disease.
- 91 per cent of pet parents have never checked their dog’s teeth at home.
- Less than 10 per cent of cat owners regularly check their cat’s teeth or gums.
- Small breed dogs are especially at risk, with over 90 per cent showing dental problems by age four.
- Regular dental care at home can reduce tartar by up to 70 per cent.
Traditionally, commercial dental foods and treats have focused on abrasion—scraping away plaque as your pet chews*.
But new research shows that the real root of dental disease often lies deeper, in your pet’s gut microbiome.
An unbalanced gut can lead to inflammation, infection, and a weakened immune system, making it harder for your pet to fight off dental disease*.
That’s why Bell & Bone, the creators of an Australian-first dental topper spray* have taken a different approach, targeting dental health from the inside out.
Developed by passionate pet lovers and backed by leading science, this innovative spray combines a tri-biotic blend*—prebiotics, probiotics, and postbiotics—to support a healthy gut and, in turn, a healthier mouth.
Prebiotics help nourish the good bacteria already present in your pet’s gut, promoting a healthier digestive environment*.
Probiotics introduce additional beneficial bacteria to support balance within the microbiome.
Postbiotics, which are the helpful compounds produced by probiotics*, contribute to immune health and can help reduce inflammation.
Dental toppers are being used to support oral and overall health by balancing the gut, not just cleaning teeth. Credit: Bell & Bone
By simply spraying the topper onto your pet’s regular food, you can help prevent dental disease without changing their diet or routine.
It’s easy, affordable, and—best of all—pets love the taste!
Most owners only think about dental care when they notice bad breath*, but by then, the problem is often advanced.
The new dental topper spray is designed as a preventative measure*, making daily dental care as simple as feeding your pet.
The benefits extend well beyond fresher breath and cleaner teeth.
Many owners have noticed improvements* such as shinier coats, better digestion and stools, and pets that seem happier and more energetic.
The team behind this breakthrough product, Bell & Bone, is building a community of passionate pet owners who want their companions by their side for as long as possible.
Their mission is to make it easy for owners to give their pets a healthier*, happier life—starting with their gut and their teeth.
With this easy-to-use spray, daily dental care becomes a ritual you’ll actually look forward to.
And when you see the transformation in your pet—brighter smiles, fresher breath, and a spring in their step—you’ll wonder how you ever managed without it.
Checking your pet’s dental health at home can be simple* if you know what to look for.
Start by gently lifting their lips to check for red or swollen gums, tartar buildup, or any broken or loose teeth.
Take note of their breath—while mild pet breath is normal, strong or unpleasant odours might indicate a problem.
Also, keep an eye out for changes in behaviour like drooling, pawing at the mouth, or avoiding food, as these can be signs of dental discomfort*.
If you notice any of these symptoms, it’s time for a vet check-up.
Dental disease is one of the most common—and preventable—health issues facing our pets.
With Bell & Bone’s new gut-health dental topper spray, you can take control of your pet’s oral health* in a way that’s easy, effective, and no longer a chore for both of you.
Have you tried a dental topper or spray for your pet? What’s your experience with pet dental care? Share your tips, stories, and questions in the comments below—let’s help our furry friends live their happiest, healthiest lives!
*Please note, members, that this is a sponsored article. All content of ours that has an asterisk next to it means we may get a commission when you click on a link – at no cost to you! We do this to assist with the costs of running the SDC. Thank you!
