Virbac AH, Inc. is recalling approximately 88,366 units of C.E.T. Home Dental Care Oral Hygiene Gel for Dogs and Cats because the product is subpotent. This means the active ingredient, chlorhexidine gluconate, is present at levels lower than what is listed on the label (0.12%), which may reduce the effectiveness of the dental treatment. The recall affects 1.4 fl. oz. (32 mL) tubes of the dental gel distributed across 30 U.S. states and Puerto Rico.
The subpotency of the active ingredient may result in the product being less effective at maintaining oral hygiene in pets than intended. While the risk is considered low, the product does not meet the specified strength standards required for dental care.
Consult healthcare provider and return product to pharmacy.
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Sources: FDA iRES · Raw API Response