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Buzzfeed Features Oxyfresh Pet Dental Water Additive

Oxyfresh Featured in 2020 Summer Issue of Modern Dog Magazine

Oxyfresh Announces Nicole Auten as New Creative Services Director

Jordan Greenwell Joins the Oxyfresh Customer Service Team

Oxyfresh Featured in Modern Cat Magazine

Oxyfresh Hires New Distribution Account Manager: Caleb Alvarado

Oxyfresh Pet Dental Products Now Available in Meijer Stores

Oxyfresh Cat Water Additive Launches in Walmart Stores & on Walmart.com

Oxyfresh Recognized in Modern Dog Magazine Staff Pick

Oxyfresh Pet Care Line Featured on ABC's Good Day PA

Oxyfresh Launching Cage Cleaner and New POP Display at Global Pet

Oxyfresh Continues to Expand Distribution with New Partner Rio Grande
Oxyfresh Partners with Legend Pet Supplies

Oxyfresh Partners with Local Organizations to Spread Christmas Cheer

Oyxfresh Wins 2019 Pet Business Industry Recognition Award
Oxyfresh has formulated the ultimate odor-fighting mouthwash that guarantees all-day sweet, kissable breath.
Oxyfresh rinse and toothpaste. Together they banish bacteria and bad breath without alcohol.
The non-alcoholic mouthwash relies on a compound called Oxygene — a compound she says will eliminate the offending bad breath that is common to dogs and cats.
The Tic Tacs, the mouthwashes, all help temporarily, (but) the best ones are the ones with chlorine dioxide. One such mouthwash is available from Oxyfresh.
Chlorine dioxide (Oxygene®) has a triple-action effect in combating bad breath: it is a deodorant, it kills odor-causing bacteria and it reduces the amount of protein available for bacteria to ferment.
New kinds of mouthwash and toothpaste containing chlorine dioxide, a chemical that bonds with the sulfur compounds that cause most mouth odor to eliminate bad breath rather merely mask it, as commercial mouthwashes do.
