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Old September 14th 03, 04:13 PM
Rona Yuthasastrakosol
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Rona,
I have *NO* idea why a salesclerk would say such a thing. It's
simply not correct. Oral Care Adult is similar in nutrient profile,
but produced in a ay to remove plaque and tartar from the teeth.


Thanks. I think she just thought Oral Care was the same formula as Adult
Maintenance. I talked to her for some time about different foods and she
seemed quite knowledgeable, which is why it surprised me that she made such
a comment. Of course, I may have misheard her, as well.

Kitty seems to like it as much as Maintenance, so I may just keep her on it.
She has never had her teeth cleaned (our vet picks tartar (calculus?) off
with his fingernail, and doesn't think she needs a full cleaning yet) so
maybe this will help stave off that cleaning for a few years!

rona


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Old September 14th 03, 04:13 PM
Rona Yuthasastrakosol
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"Steve Crane" wrote in message
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Rona,
I have *NO* idea why a salesclerk would say such a thing. It's
simply not correct. Oral Care Adult is similar in nutrient profile,
but produced in a ay to remove plaque and tartar from the teeth.


Thanks. I think she just thought Oral Care was the same formula as Adult
Maintenance. I talked to her for some time about different foods and she
seemed quite knowledgeable, which is why it surprised me that she made such
a comment. Of course, I may have misheard her, as well.

Kitty seems to like it as much as Maintenance, so I may just keep her on it.
She has never had her teeth cleaned (our vet picks tartar (calculus?) off
with his fingernail, and doesn't think she needs a full cleaning yet) so
maybe this will help stave off that cleaning for a few years!

rona


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Old September 14th 03, 04:13 PM
Rona Yuthasastrakosol
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"Steve Crane" wrote in message
om...

Rona,
I have *NO* idea why a salesclerk would say such a thing. It's
simply not correct. Oral Care Adult is similar in nutrient profile,
but produced in a ay to remove plaque and tartar from the teeth.


Thanks. I think she just thought Oral Care was the same formula as Adult
Maintenance. I talked to her for some time about different foods and she
seemed quite knowledgeable, which is why it surprised me that she made such
a comment. Of course, I may have misheard her, as well.

Kitty seems to like it as much as Maintenance, so I may just keep her on it.
She has never had her teeth cleaned (our vet picks tartar (calculus?) off
with his fingernail, and doesn't think she needs a full cleaning yet) so
maybe this will help stave off that cleaning for a few years!

rona


 




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