EvoraPet was an oral-care product for dogs and cats that used probiotics as part of a pet dental-care approach. ACE Dental Resource originally published information about the product when it was available.
This page has been updated because EvoraPet is no longer a current product that we can reliably recommend for purchase. A current veterinary retailer states that EvoraPet is no longer available, while ProBiora Health announced in 2017 that its Evora-branded oral probiotics for people and pets were being rebranded under the ProBiora name.
What Was EvoraPet?
Historical product information described EvoraPet as a probiotic oral-care product for dogs and cats. It was supplied as a powder intended to be added to pet food and was marketed to support oral health, including concerns such as breath and tooth staining.
Why Pet Dental Health Matters
Bad breath can be a sign that a pet needs a dental examination. Other signs that may warrant veterinary attention include tartar buildup, inflamed or bleeding gums, broken or missing teeth, difficulty eating, or changes in normal behavior.
Regular veterinary dental care and an appropriate home-care routine are important parts of maintaining a pet’s oral health.
Is EvoraPet Still Available?
EvoraPet appears to be a discontinued or unavailable product. Current retailer information states that the product is no longer available. ProBiora Health also announced a rebranding of its Evora oral-probiotic product line in 2017, including EvoraPet becoming ProBioraPet.
Because product availability and formulations can change, pet owners should not rely on this page as a recommendation to purchase an old EvoraPet product.
What Should Pet Owners Do Instead?
- Have your pet’s teeth and gums checked regularly by a veterinarian.
- Ask your veterinarian about brushing and other appropriate home dental-care methods.
- Choose dental products appropriate for your pet’s species, age, and health needs.
- Do not use human dental products on pets unless a veterinarian specifically recommends them.
- Seek veterinary advice if your pet has persistent bad breath, bleeding gums, difficulty eating, or other concerning symptoms.
About This Page
This article preserves historical information about EvoraPet while providing updated context for today’s pet owners. It does not represent an endorsement of a discontinued or unavailable product.