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Pedigree Dentastix: Doggie dentures

Pedigree Dentastix: Doggie dentures
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Doggie dentures
Because brushing is just too hard.
Or, there's Dentastix:
The treat that's clinically proven to reduce up to 80% of tartar buildup.
Dogsrule.com

Most dog owners never think about it, but oral care is actually incredibly important to dogs. Gum disease can lead to heart disease and all kinds of other serious problems. But who wants to see an ad campaign that shows tartar build up and red, painful gums? So we developed a more entertaining and engaging way to bring people into the conversation. Doggie Dentures. This ridiculous product helps us make the point that there are serious
consequences to not taking care of your dog's teeth, but in a much more entertaining way.

Advertising Agency: TBWA\Chiat|Day Los Angeles, USA
TBWA\CCO & Global Director Media Arts: Lee Clow
Chief Creative Officer: Rob Schwartz
Group Creative Directors: Chris Adams, Margaret Keene
AD: Denise Zurilgen
CW: Eric Terchilla
Executive Agency Producer: Guia Iacomin
Agency Producer: Christopher Spencer
Production Co: MJZ
Director: Rocky Morton
Director of Photography: Kris Kachikas
Prod Co Producer: Helen Hollien
Editorial: Whitehouse
Editor: Dan Oberle
Asst Editor: Eileen Miraglia
Post Producer: Joni Wright
Color: CO3
Colorist: Mike Pethel
Music: Adam Goldman & Julian Wass
Audio Mixer: Rohan Young
VFX: The Mill
VFX Exec Producer: Sue Troyan
VFX Producer: Arielle Davis
Lead Flame: Billy Higgins
Flame Assist: Becky Porter
Lead CG: Steve Beck
CG: John Leonti
Photographer: Josh Withers / Arthaus
Retouching: Arthaus
Post Production: E Graphics
Art Producer: Marissa Serritella
Print Producer / Project Manager: Aliza Grover / Janet Perez
Account Team: Peter Bracegirdle, Claire Telling, Go Wakimoto, Rachelle Hedges
Planning: Oke Mueller, Rudi Anthony, Michelle Dickens

Comments

TSW's picture 547 pencils
3

i give the credits an 8
the explanation a 7
and the ad a 4

-SCRATCH 'N' SNIFF

morse's picture 1866 pencils
8

Very funny dogs. :)

thedesignaddict's picture 874 pencils
6

Feels very 1990's to me.

raghavendra's picture 214 pencils

dogs smile too...funny. very funny

hilazon's picture 142 pencils

not bad

Mandark's picture 405 pencils

this dog scares the crap out of me. i don't know why...though it does look cute...it's scary. the other dog looks better.

"U think it's perfect?! Press delete and start again!"

WillyLatasa's picture 604 pencils

Funny!

"Bright ideas bring better results"

talyiana's picture 5 pencils
8

I think it's EXCELLENT! It definitely makes you look twice, and then come in for a closer look. Because of the good layout and great image, the message of the ad is very clear...that it has to do with teeth. Obviously, a good touch of humour has been inserted too! I LOVE it! Nice & clean layout too!

kagzmainah's picture 464 pencils

:-)

Tommy G.'s picture 442 pencils

The first time I saw this idea in 1990 I thought it was funny, this is the the fifth I see the concept.

lucdesaulniers's picture 883 pencils
2

They forgot to name the receptionist!!! She brought the coffee to the client during the brief...

rolling.stone's picture 2414 pencils

probably she would have refused their advances, thus she could not get named

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Micky_g's picture 181 pencils
1

done!

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