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      Notes

      1 1 CET Dual‐Ended Toothbrush, Virbac Animal Health, Fort Worth TX.

      2 2 Triple‐Pet EZ Dog Toothbrush.

      3 3 Quadbrush Cat Toothbrush.

      4 4 CET Cat Toothbrush, Virbac Animal Health, Fort Worth, TX.

      5 5 Sonicare toothbrush, Phillips.

      6 6 Oral B Vitality toothbrush, Braun.

      7 7 Sonic Canine Premium Pet toothbrush.

      8 8 CET Enzymatic Toothpaste, Virbac Animal Health, Fort Worth, TX.

      9 9 Sodium hexametaphosphate.

      10 10 CET Oral Hygiene Rinse, Virbac Animal Health, Fort Worth, TX.

      11 11 Nolvadent, Fort Dodge Animal Health, Fort Dodge, IA.

      12 13 Ceva.

      13 14 Maxiguard oral hygiene gel, Addison Biological Laboratory, Fayette, MO.

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