Brushing your dog’s teeth
– the state of the art: mechanical abrasion – no matter what – and yet it is not enough – new knowledge helps: Nature reduces mouth bacteria!
Dog teeth cleaning – from raw bones to ultrasound – everything is labeled “DENTAL” and yet 80% of dogs over the age of 3 have dental problems. And mouth bacteria are more dangerous than you might think. If they enter the body, they damage the heart, kidneys and liver.
But when you are confronted with the topic “How to brush your dog’s teeth?”, you realize just how much dog people are concerned about it. Most people are looking for the best solution for their dog. This depends on many factors : Breed, age and also likes or dislikes. Mostly fall through the cracks: raw bones because of intolerance – pig’s ear because of smell and fat – the ultrasonic toothbrush – because of investment or refusal. But it is in vain anyway, because the mouth bacteria are still up to mischief. The question remains as to how to combat the bacteria. So far, the answer has been chlorhexidine.
What is natural dental care – brushing your dog’s teeth?
Nature that inhibits bacterial synthesis – that would be perfect and the future of dental care – for humans and animals. Nature has long since developed it. Today, science can also prove it. Because it is so ingenious and hard to believe, 45 studies were conducted to investigate: the CCP-ACP complex of milk proteins inhibits the synthesis and adhesion of bacteria. It attaches itself to the cell wall of the bacteria and destroys it. Incidentally, people have been using the natural antibacterial effect of milk proteins for centuries – as a curd compress for inflammation. However, in order to be able to brush the dog’s teeth with it, the protein complex must be able to act in the mouth for some time.
What is appropriate dental care for dogs?
Brush your dog’s teeth with protein complex – it’s species-appropriate with chewing bones. That is why QCHEFS cheese bones were developed. And depending on your preference – for nibbling or
Chewing with different recipes and different sizes. So everyone can find their favorite bone. For non-chewers, there are even toothbrush flakes – ground cheese bones to lick up as a dessert. But this requires the right recipe.
Why is the right combination of natural active ingredients important?
Vitamin B complex supports periodontitis prophylaxis – says science. So you need a natural vitamin B complex in addition to the protein complex. Vitamin B12 is provided by milk proteins and the highest proportion of the other 7 B vitamins is supplied by buckwheat (not a grain) – plus all essential amino acids and minerals. It is therefore the perfect active ingredient partner for cheese bones in the fight against mouth bacteria, but also a natural source of vitamins and minerals with high bioavailability.
By the way: an important addition to healthy dental care with QCHEFS cottage cheese bones is the obligatory spoonful of quark with the food. This is because meat contains far too little of the essential tryptophan. Curd cheese and cottage cheese contain a lot of it and thus support the utilization of the amino acids in the feed meat.
You can find out more about this and QCHEFS cheese bones at www.qchefsdental.de
