Enzyme dental treats at Walmart

Originally Posted by AddieBee

Sergeant makes them. Saw them in the treat aisle. They look a lot like the Petrodex/Sentry version. That makes it easier for most people to get them now!

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Sergeant’sÂ[emoji]174[/emoji] Pet Care Products Acquires the
Consumer Brand Division of Virbac Corporation (Omaha, Neb. – March 14, 2008) Sergeant’s Pet Care Products today announces its acquisition of the consumer brands division of Virbac Corporation. The brands and technology acquired provide unique and proprietary pet care items that include internal and external health care products, dental solutions and an expansive aquatic line. Well recognized brands include WormXPlus™, WormXÂ[emoji]174[/emoji], PetrodexÂ[emoji]174[/emoji], ZemaÂ[emoji]174[/emoji], MardelÂ[emoji]174[/emoji], and LiveMeterÂ[emoji]174[/emoji].
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Retailers in the grocery, mass, drug and dollar channels, will see many of these unique formulations being marketed to their consumers under the Sergeant’s and Vetscription™ brands.

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Originally Posted by Carolina

Sergent makes Petrodex now.

Here is where the confusion comes from:



http://sergeants.com/new_acq/acq.asp

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Originally Posted by AddieBee

Thanks for this Carolina. So maybe we should stick to the vet product lines like CET??? !!! ????

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Originally Posted by Carolina

Not necessarily, as long as they didn't change the formula... Companies buy brands all the time, and still keep the same manufacturing facility...
I will bet CET and Petrodex are the same thing, different brands for different markets for marketing reasons only... (so the most expensive CET, doesn't lose value)
I would buy the one on Walmart and save the $$$, now that I know they are both Virbac...

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Originally Posted by AddieBee

The ingredient list looks the same.

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