Does this help with tarter on dogs teeth?? Thanks
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I'm not sure if it works.Best way if you have tarter build up is have your dogs teeth cleaned and then keep them clean.I had my dogs cleaned last year then use a tarter chew called brushless-toothpaste,I freeze them.Then use a water additive.This year his teeth were perfect. Hope this helps
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You may need to get a large needle or ice pick and push it through the top. The hole could be blocked or closed. I think once you do that it'll come out alright. You still need to give it a good squeeze but I apply only a little bit to the dogs toothbrush to get one side of his mouth, then again for the other side, then one more time to do the front teeth. It is better to use the brush to help get the get on and to help scrub the tartar and plague. I've been using it now for about 3 weeks and my 16 year old's teeth is really looking well. Mos of the tartar is gone. I'll keep using this because it works and he doesn't seem to mind the taste. You may need to get a large needle or ice pick and push it through the top. The hole could be blocked or closed. I think once you do that it'll come out alright. You still need to give it a good squeeze but I apply only a little bit to the dogs toothbrush to get one side of his mouth, then again for the other side, then one more time to do the front teeth. It is better to use the brush to help get the get on and to help scrub the tartar and plague. I've been using it now for about 3 weeks and my 16 year old's teeth is really looking well. Mos of the tartar is gone. I'll keep using this... » Read More You may need to get a large needle or ice pick and push it through the top. The hole could be blocked or closed. I think once you do that it'll come out alright. You still need to give it a good squeeze but I apply only a little bit to the dogs toothbrush to get one side of his mouth, then again for the other side, then one more time to do the front teeth. It is better to use the brush to help get the get on and to help scrub the tartar and plague. I've been using it now for about 3 weeks and my 16 year old's teeth is really looking well. Mos of the tartar is gone. I'll keep using this because it works and he doesn't seem to mind the taste. « Show Less
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You may want to discuss teeth brushing with your dogs' vet. Use only toothpaste for dogs, not h8mans. I use Petrodex on my dogs once a day and they have pearly whites with no bad breath. Bad breath is also a sign on gum infection (usually from not brushing).
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On the jar where it's showing the dog, it says 8-1 D.D.S. Dental Care for Dogs. In the directions, it says "Gently wipe pet's teeth and gums with pad." so, one is saying one thing, the other indicates could be anything considered a pet. Sorry, don't feel confident answering that question. I would ask your vet.
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Truly Tiffany, i am not aware if it helps with Scaly Skin as none of our Dogs suffer with this problem.Best of luck,Couttsie1
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please use it anyway, it will save you tons of money and grief and pain down the road. your dog will get accustomed to it if you use it with a positive attitude. it kills germs that rot teeth, cause myriad health problems in little dogs. it's the best product on the market for caring owners of small dogs!
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Not a water additive....that is a different product. A gel that you try to get on the pets teeth. I think it might have worked on my late dogs, but my cat smells it and is gone like a flash.
2200139
This product did help us with our dog who used to nip at big dogs and children. However, you have to be very vigilant to make sure you zap him just before he does it or right afterwards to make sure he understands that he is being zapped because he nipped at someone. It was effective in that regard for us.
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This adorable rescue dog had teeth that could not be cleaned even professionally by the Veterinarian. Not only did they still look deep yellow-orange with some brown, they seemed to have a thick covering on top of the discolouring. It seemed it was a permanent situation as she may have never had her teeth cleaned before. I had gently brushed her teeth with a soft finger brush and toothpaste for dogs. Her gums became so inflamed they rolled right over her teeth. I was so sad for her and became afraid to brush them at all. She is always willing to allow me to try to help her. I don't know how much of that is due to her previous life and is afraid to not "listen" to whatever is asked of her. What a great relief it was when I received the bottle of "Proden PlaqueOff Dental Care...". It really went way beyond what I ever expected of it. My beautiful big brown eyed, absolutely adorable loving dog, has white, yes, white teeth. The gums, which I didn't think would have any response to this product, began to loose that awful red, almost purple appearance and the swelling also showed some improvement. Because her mouth was in such distress, I was pleased with that much improvement. After going beyond a week, the gums were getting pink and all the white teeth were visible. I actually cried, as this meant I would not have to brush her tender mouth. It wasn't helping. If she could talk to you, she could tell you how much happier she is. Wishing you the same great results I have experienced. This little dog had one of the worst cases of plaque and gum inflammation ever. I know my beautiful dog would be loosing teeth without this. Oh, and her breath is so clean smelling now. Suzanne B.
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Ingredients as listed on the packing box are: Glyceryl Methacrylate, Polyglycitol, Sorbitol, Cellulose Gum, Dextrose, Mutanase, Lactoperoxidase, Lysozyme, Lactoferrin, Glucose Oxidase, Potassium Thiocyanate, Aloe Vera, Dextranase. My oldest dog has teeth that attract tartar. Six months after a dental, his teeth looked like they hadn't been cleaned in 3 years. Since using this product, he has now gone 15 months without a dental cleaning. There is NO tartar on any of his back or front teeth and only a very tiny amount of tartar on the two fangs. I am EXTREMELY pleased with this product!!!!!
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I have the same problem, which is why I bought this. Yes, in my opinion, this is a very good product to help reduce tartar. Of course, you need to be careful using it, as the metal instruments are sharp. I use it about once a week, and it made my last visit to the dentist less tedious.
832324
Our breeder gave us something called "pet allure" to spray on it. It only worked for about a week. My Lab was chewing it up after that. Maybe it might work for little dogs.
1615295
No, it does make them drink a lot or pee a lot. I use these several times per week, along with brushing. My vet says my dogs teeth show - and my dog loves the flavor. I recommend them to do owners.
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My dog was facing a cleaning like yours. I have an older dog that doesn't tolerate being put under well. I purchased Oratene in the summer and by late fall when we had a well dog check up, the doctor said we could hold on the dental. I've continued to use Oratene in all her dog water bowls and it just keeps getting better. I also supplement with greenies...but this stuff works.
1974489
It does lessen coffee and tea stains from teeth. Not a miracle worker, but a nice toothpaste. Remember to use it on a dry brush for best results. I combine with optic white rinse.
368821
If you call the company in Florida (On the web) believe you will find this version has NO antibiotic in it, AKA Tylosin as Tartrate. Tried it from petco and it does not work, the one with the animal antibiotic (Tylosin) does work.
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Have not tried brushing so I cannot answer as to whether this is better. It does seem to work well for our terrier. She gets good comments about her teeth from the vet.