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Post by Sarah on Apr 19, 2012 17:52:26 GMT
Yes I think so. Lotus has never had plaque until she had her babies so I got it and have been spraying twice a day for 5 days then I started brushing with toothpaste and added in hydrogen peroxide today.. She didn't have much but it was enough for me to freak out as her gumline had gone red.. A week later she has no plaque... Honestly I don't think there is need for a dental... You just have to keep doing it. Lotus is a total madam she thrashes about and kicks off but I just keep trying (I'm not the most patient of people btw) and we are fine now she just deals with she's not happy but tough shit I don't like plaque. With regularly chewing of complicated bones daily brushing and spraying I think it will go easily give it a month
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Post by Sarah on Apr 19, 2012 17:53:49 GMT
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Post by nataliee on Apr 19, 2012 18:13:05 GMT
She has nice teeth do you want to my dogs for me lol Ok I shall order some petzlife & give it a go  which toothpaste are you using? I think I may try the logic paste. I really need to get them on a full raw diet too. |
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Post by Sarah on Apr 19, 2012 18:18:45 GMT
Hahaha bring them down lol they were bad for my dogs her and daisy have really good clean teeth.
I use the CET enzyme toothpaste for dogs and dipped in hydrogen peroxide (as of today lol) coz it foams up under the
Gums. It's not easy though you just have to keep thinking you don't wanna pay for a dental or put the under lol!!!
Mine eat mainly pre mades which is why I'm cleaning now coz before the chunks and all the bones kept them
Wonderful
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Post by nataliee on Apr 19, 2012 19:10:50 GMT
Ah ok yeah that's what I thought I needed an enzyme toothpaste I can get logic from the vets. I shall start brushing twice a day from tonite fingers crossed it works
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Post by Sarah on Apr 19, 2012 19:31:46 GMT
Good luck!!!!
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Post by Lucy on Apr 19, 2012 19:57:11 GMT
Wow they look fab in less than a week!
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Post by millymolly on Apr 20, 2012 10:07:13 GMT
Ive always used a human metal nail file for years on my dogs and use the edge (never the curved end) to flick downwards at the gumline and lift off the plaque, being careful not to use too much presure and scrach the enamal. I aso brush using the enzyme toothpastes.
My vet was amazed that my Whippet who is 10 has teeth of a youngster and he wont chew on bones etc just has me to clean them for him.
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which toothpaste are you using? I think I may try the logic paste. I really need to get them on a full raw diet too.
