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How Dental Care is important for our dogs and cats?
Dogs and cats dental care is just as vital for our pets as it is for us. Regular care ensures that dental problems do not develop further and prevents stressful and expensive treatments from the vet.
85% of dogs (especially in small breeds) over the age of three have tartar. Cats can also suffer from this. Good hygiene is necessary here. Brushing the teeth is a solution. For owners and according to the recommendations of animal care professionals, dental care has become just as important as any other care or treatment (cutting the claws, brushing, general inspection of parasites, care of eyes and ears, etc.). Brushing teeth can remove 50% of the plaque on average, and that is not negligible. But brushing teeth is not immediately a source of pleasure. Some dogs or cats are willing but others are not at all!
What is “dental plaque” and why we need to remove it ?
Dental plaque consists of a soft layer of bacteria and sugars that accumulate from saliva and food. Dental plaque usually occurs around the gums, but can also occur in other places, especially if they are difficult to reach through the tongue. If plaque is not removed, it forms a hard layer: tartar. Dental plaque can develop further everywhere in tartar. Tartar cannot be polished away but must be removed by the veterinarian. When tartar and plaque occur, there is not only the risk that the dog or cat will get bad breath (halitosis). It can also cause other, more serious complications. Such as periodontal disease, gingival pain, dental calculi etc…
Challenges:
Brushing teeth are very difficult because animals don’t like that and they bite us. Also, teeth scaling is very expensive and dangerous for the animal because it needs General anaesthesia. Toy chew doesn’t work against bacteria and can be expensive to buy again and again toys because the dog destroys it…
Solution:
The best answer for all issues identified with pets dental care is oral sprays, because it handles the delayed tartar which is one of the major problems of many pet lovers.
Advantages of a canine dental splash:
- it kills terrible breath and the underlying drivers of awful breath (bacterias)
- help relax and evacuate plaque and tartar
- kill bad bacterias as human mouthwash
- easy to use versus brushing teeth !
- cheap solution
- allows you to delay scaling as much as possible
- Easily digestible and non-toxic allows your pets to use all safely every day
The best is to combine all the solutions for better results:
- oral spray
- chew toys
- brushing teeth
If you want to know more about dental care, we published a complete post on this topics: How Dental Care is important for our dogs and cats?
How to use ?
Simply spray into your dog’s or cat’s mouth directly on teeth, gums and tongue. Then pass a small damp cloth over the teeth to remove plaque. You can spray on the damp cloth directly if you prefer. Use it every day and for better effect use it just after meals.
Ingredients:
purified water, cetylpyridinium chloride, zinc gluconate, citric acid, propenyl hydrate, potassium sorbate, vitamin E, aloe vera extract, peppermint oil
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