January 30, 2025 - 04:36

FORT WAYNE, Ind., January 29, 2025—Saint Roch Veterinary LLC has announced the launch of GingiGuard™, a groundbreaking, patented treatment specifically designed to combat canine periodontitis. This innovative product promises sustained plaque suppression, addressing a significant health issue in dogs that often goes unnoticed by pet owners.
Periodontal disease is one of the most common health problems affecting dogs, leading to pain, tooth loss, and even systemic health issues if left untreated. GingiGuard™ aims to change the landscape of canine dental care by providing a proactive solution that not only treats existing conditions but also helps prevent future plaque buildup.
The development of GingiGuard™ involved extensive research and collaboration among veterinary professionals, ensuring a safe and effective option for dogs of all breeds and sizes. The veterinary community is optimistic about the potential impact of this treatment, as it could significantly improve the quality of life for countless pets and ease the burden on their owners. As the product rolls out, Saint Roch Veterinary LLC is committed to educating pet owners about the importance of dental health in their furry companions.
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