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1 1CET Dual‐Ended Toothbrush, Virbac Animal Health, Fort Worth TX.

2 2Triple‐Pet EZ Dog Toothbrush.

3 3Quadbrush Cat Toothbrush.

4 4CET Cat Toothbrush, Virbac Animal Health, Fort Worth, TX.

5 5Sonicare toothbrush, Phillips.

6 6Oral B Vitality toothbrush, Braun.

7 7Sonic Canine Premium Pet toothbrush.

8 8CET Enzymatic Toothpaste, Virbac Animal Health, Fort Worth, TX.

9 9Sodium hexametaphosphate.

10 10CET Oral Hygiene Rinse, Virbac Animal Health, Fort Worth, TX.

11 11Nolvadent, Fort Dodge Animal Health, Fort Dodge, IA.

12 13Ceva.

13 14Maxiguard oral hygiene gel, Addison Biological Laboratory, Fayette, MO.

14 15Oravet, Merial, Deluth, GA.

15 16Sodium hexametaphosphate.

16 17Oral Care canine and feline, Hills Pet Nutrition Inc., Topeka, KS.

17 18Chunk Dental Defense Diet for Dogs, Iams, Dayton, OH.

18 19Eukanuba Adult Maintenance Diet for Dogs, Iams, Dayton, OH.

19 20Purina Veterinary Diets DH Dental Health brand canine and feline formulas, Nestlé Purina PetCare Company, St. Louis, MO.

20 21Friskies Feline Dental Diet, Nestlé Purina PetCare Company, St. Louis, MO.

21 22Prescription Diet Canine and Feline t/d, Hills Pet Nutrition Inc., Topeka, KS.

22 23BlueChews, Vetradent Inc., Ft. Lauderdale, FL.

23 24Canine Greenies all sizes and formulations (lite, senior), Franklin, TN.

24 25Bright Bites and Checkups Chews for Dogs, Diamond Foods Inc., Stockton, CA.

25 26CET hexachews, Virbac Animal Health, Fort Worth, TX.

26 27Pedigree Rask/Dentabone, Mars, McLean, VA.

27 28Tartar Shield Soft Rawhide Chews for Dogs, Therametric Technologies Inc., Noblesville, IN.

28 29Greenies Dental Treats, Mars, McLean, VA.

29 30Veggiedent, Virbac Animal Health, Fort Worth, TX.

30 31Oravet dental hygiene chew, Merial, Deluth, GA.

31 32Delmopinol.

32 33Aquadent, Virbac Animal Health, Fort Worth, TX.

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