Will it help remove plague that has formed on my dogs teeth?
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Our "puppy" is almost 14 years old and though I have brushed her teeth daily since she was a baby she has lost several as teeth problems are common for her breed. I do think this has helped some what but at her age it is not a miracle cure. She does like the taste though :)
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My dogs plaque is still there though lighter in color and her breath smells good. However, I probably only rub it on her teeth about twice a week. She doesn't let me actually brush her teeth.
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Over a period of time if used regularly it will lessen the plaque; it does not remove it completely but it does help. I use the beef flaor and my 3 dogs don't mind their teeth being cleaned.
1487478
I don't think it says it's for whitening, but it keeps your dog's breath fresh. I didn't think it was doing the whitening thing, but my daughter has a little dog too and asked me the other day how I keep Missy's teeth so white....so maybe it does help with that. I don't know if I'd trust that for a dog show though. You may want to do some Google searches on dog teeth whitening.
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I don't know of any reason why not. But, a little water is all you need. Just stir it up, let it sit to soften the kibbles, feed. Contact your vet if your pet has trouble eating dry food because of mouth pain (if you haven't already).
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Hi-- I've been using this for years, and I think it works much better as a preventative than as a "cure," which sounds like what you are looking for. If your cat has dental problems, then a veterinary cleaning is probably necessary. If there is infection involved, then the vet should be involved.
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It will, but you don't want to spray this everywhere. It's meant as a perimeter treatment and spot treatment for critters that somehow get in. It's scent is overwhelming if you use too much. Peppermint oil, eucalyptus, etc. If you have animals, definitely make sure they are treated, maybe borax powder?
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I don't see why not. It should have the same effect if dissolved or chewed.
115750
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.
674136
It is a synergistic blend of herbs that limit the growth of damaging microbes in the mouth, while promoting beneficial flora. Since damaging microbes are thought to contribute to dental carries, I will say yes this will help. I am of the camp that re-mineralization is possible. I really like this powder. Will purchasing more.
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I don't have cats so can't really respond to that. I do occasionally use it on very young pups and have not had their teeth turn yellow. It is used when the dog's stool is soft and not self correcting over a few days. To my knowledge, tylan is a mild, gut specific antibiotic.
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I do not think so but my dog has very little tarter buildup because I brush her teeth every day. She is going to be 7 years old in April and her teeth look very white. She does have some tarter on her molars but it is minimal,
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It does have grain alcohol in it. My pets have been on it for a month and they are fine. Their teeth are almost white and the black on their teeth is gone. Breath has improved considerably. Love this product. Easy to use. Spray each ones mouth before bed. I will go on once a week soon. Thanks
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Potentially, as it would clean off the bacteria, I imagine it could help gum & tooth illness? However, my dogs wouldn't lick the stuff, so I can't answer with authority. We get our small dog's teeth cleaned ultrasonically (no anesthesia) every three months, and it makes a big difference in her breath. We also like a vanilla mint toothpaste (rarely use it, but when we do, the clean scent remains a good 12 hours minimum). The toothpaste is "enzymatic" and is called C.E.T. Enzymatic Toothpaste.
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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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Ralph, I am not quite certain what you are asking. The dog toothpaste by CET has been a great help to us because our dog *kinda* likes it. He is willing to let us brush his back teeth solely because he does not detest the taste of this paste. It has helped us to keep him healthy.
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I don't know as I used it for my dog's feet to keep off any chemicals from when they fertilize the grass. I used it diluted. I don't think you can use it for a dental rinse. They also use it for horses.
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No, it's much smaller than what I got from the dentist years ago. The main problem is keeping it from the dog who will chew it up
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Tylan is an antibiotic. It can cause the teeth to turn yellow when used in young animals.