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TEEFhealth

To Add More Years To Your Pet's Life And More Life To Their Years By Promoting Whole Mouth Health.

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Selective Microbial Metabolism Regulation Technology (SMRRT)®

Our passion to do right by pets and their people never wavers. We are scientists, microbiologists, and pet parents using our knowledge of molecular nutrition to create groundbreaking technology and deliver the best possible products on the market.

Selective Microbial Metabolism Regulation Technology (SMMRT)®

To combat the carbohydrate-driven, microbial-dependent process to rehabilitate oral dysbiosis (bacterial imbalance), it is necessary to leverage an understanding of the importance of carbohydrate metabolic pathways, which gave way to the development of SMMRT® in 2008. This unique approach uses metabolic influencers (nutrients) to re-engineer disease-causing bacterial biofilms into health-promoting ones.

The purpose is to decrease inflammation and to improve outcomes.

SMMRT® uses clinically validated molecular nutrition to put oral bacteria on a Keto diet (switching them from eating carbohydrates and sugars to proteins and amino acids) - specifically designed to:

  1. selectively favour the growth of beneficial microbes in the mouth (including under the gumline) and

  2. to stop the growth of destructive bacteria and their toxic, smelly by-products that cause dental disease.

The formula name Protektin42™ reflects our mission is to be proactive in protecting all 42 teeth in a dog's mouth throughout their lifetime.

2021 Study

Long-term influence of Protektin42™ on the canine oral microbiome compared to control. 158 dogs were assigned to the Protektin42 group and received 0.1g powder into drinking water dish per day for a year. The control group did not receive Protektin42. Microbial growth assays were performed on oral swab specimens taken on days: 0, 5/7, 14, 30, 90, 120, 240 and 365.

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The average burden of Porphyromonas spp. (harmful, gum disease-associated bacteria) found in dogs mouths at each time point. 

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The average burden of Lactobacillus acidophilus (beneficial, probiotic bacteria) found at each time point.

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