Nice Gnashers – Oral Hygiene & Fresh Breath Formula

Nice Gnashers Tincture for Dogs and Cats

Nice Gnashers is a simple, natural way to support your pet’s dental hygiene and keep their breath fresher. This gentle herbal tincture is made using aqueous extracts of fucus seaweed, alfalfa and marjoram — herbs traditionally used to help maintain clean teeth, healthy gums and overall oral freshness.

Fucus seaweed contains natural compounds that may help reduce buildup on the teeth when used daily. Alfalfa is commonly used to support natural breath freshness, and marjoram has been traditionally valued for gum comfort and oral wellbeing. Because this tincture is liquid, it absorbs quickly and can support areas that normal brushing might miss.

Daily use after meals helps maintain a healthier mouth over time and can make a noticeable difference to breath and overall oral comfort.

How to use:
Give 1 pipette directly into the mouth after each meal. This is the most effective method. If preferred, you can add it to food, but direct use works best. Suitable for long-term daily use.

Ingredients:
Aqueous extracts of fucus seaweed, alfalfa and marjoram in a water base. 100% natural. No additives, fillers or artificial flavours.

Suitable for:
Dogs and cats aged 12 weeks and over. Works with any diet. Ideal for pets needing help with fresher breath, minor buildup or general oral support. Best used daily and alongside regular tooth brushing.

Frequently asked questions:
Many owners notice fresher breath within 1–2 weeks of consistent use. Safe for long-term use. Can be combined with brushing, dental chews or other oral care routines. Suitable for both cats and dogs.

Safety:
Store in a cool, dry place and keep out of reach of children. Not suitable for pets with thyroid conditions without veterinary advice due to natural iodine from seaweed. Do not exceed suggested amounts. Stop use if any adverse reaction occurs.

This product is based on long-standing traditional herbal use. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent disease. Always consult your vet if your pet has health concerns or is on medication.