RZXEA™ Pet Zinc-Gluconate Oral Spray

RZXEA™ Pet Zinc-Gluconate Oral Spray

RZXEA™ Pet Oral Care Spray is a daily hygiene support product designed to help pet owners maintain cleaner mouths and fresher breath for their dogs and cats—without brushing, chews, or complicated routines.

Caring for your pet’s mouth shouldn’t be stressful. RZXEA™ offers a simple, quick spray application that fits easily into everyday pet care, even for animals that resist traditional dental products.

Simple Daily Oral Care

Unlike chews or powders that rely on chewing or eating behavior, this spray is applied directly to the teeth and gum line. The lightweight mist spreads naturally as your pet licks and swallows, making daily use fast and convenient.

No scrubbing.
No forcing mouths open.
No added sugars or dyes.

Carefully Selected Ingredients

RZXEA™ is formulated with a balanced combination of gentle, pet-safe ingredients commonly used in oral hygiene products:

• Zinc-based compounds to help neutralize unpleasant mouth odors

• Sodium bicarbonate to support surface cleanliness

• Aloe vera, peppermint, and green tea extracts for a fresh, comfortable feel

All ingredients are food-grade and suitable for pets when used as directed.

Designed for Everyday Use

• Suitable for dogs and cats 6 months and older

• Alcohol-free and non-irritating

• Safe if licked or swallowed

• Easy to apply in seconds

• Ideal for daily hygiene routines

How to Use

Gently lift your pet’s lip and spray directly onto the teeth and gum area. No rinsing required. Use regularly as part of your pet’s normal care routine.

A Smarter Alternative to Chews and Powders

Dental chews are often consumed quickly, and powders may be avoided entirely. RZXEA™ provides a direct, mess-free approach to everyday oral cleanliness without relying on chewing behavior.

RZXEA™ Pet Oral Care Spray is a hygiene support product for pets. It is not a medical or veterinary treatment and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. For pets with existing dental concerns, consult a licensed veterinarian.