Dental plaque dog
– from now on you no longer have to worry! The new knowledge in animal dentistry and oral medicine about microbial relationships has been translated into new dental care! Here you can find out how easy and appropriate it is to brush your dog’s teeth without a toothbrush. Then – dental plaque dog – is no longer an issue!
Why does dental plaque mean tartar?
Plaque is dental plaque made up of a greasy film of bacteria. This is invisible and can at best be felt. However, no distinction is usually made between plaque and tartar. Did you know that even tartar is invisible in the early stages? But we shouldn’t wait until the plaque darkens and makes us feel guilty.
Because the plaque bacteria have already done all the work. Plaque must be removed daily. This is no different in dogs than in humans.
Why is dental plaque in dogs an important issue?
It’s proven – plaque bacteria are the number 1 cause of illness! – not only in the oral cavity. They migrate into the body and cause inflammation everywhere. The heart is always affected.
Pneumonia or renal insufficiency can also occur. Scientists have now shown that plaque bacteria also cause joint inflammation, bowel cancer and tumors. The latest finding is the causation of Alzheimer’s disease in humans. This shows impressively – how little we still know about it. But it is certainly reason enough to really do something about it. And now there is a solution that is suitable for everyday use.
What does dental plaque tell dogs about the state of their dental care?
It is not only the anatomy of mammals – including humans – that is comparable. Pain transmission and symptoms of illness are also similar. We treat our dogs as members of our family. We realize that they have the intelligence of a small child. But we don’t manage to care for them in such a way that their teeth are permanently clean. “It’s not worth putting the dog under anesthesia because the tartar isn’t thick enough yet!” This statement in veterinary dentistry is a real indictment of our humanity. Just because we can’t think of anything other than ultrasound and the dog has to be put under anesthesia. A study on Anesthesia exposure of the University of Giessen ends with the clear recommendation that anesthesia should only be used in truly unavoidable cases. And if it’s only about removing tartar and not about other dental problems, then we really should come up with something.
How can the task of removing dental plaque from dogs finally be solved with new knowledge?
It’s funny: everyone knows grandma’s cottage cheese compresses and how people have always used them: With the natural antibacterial effect of cottage cheese. Its peptide complex adheres to the cell walls of the plaque bacteria. They can no longer multiply. In order to find the optimum combination with other vital substances, another 10 years of research and the development of a new process technology were invested – but it was worth it. Today, dogs all over the world clean their teeth with QCHEFS cheese bones – without any side effects. The big difference: always clean teeth – species-appropriate and suitable for everyday use.
By the way: The unique QCHEFS consistencies allow each dog to choose his favorite bone according to his preference. Hard as a rock to nibble on – puffed like popcorn or crunchy like potato chips – everyone will find the right one. And for those with a sweet tooth, there are toothpaste flakes.
Manufactured according to a gentle diet recipe, even sick dogs or allergy sufferers can brush their teeth with it.
Here you can find the right cheese bone for your dog: www.qchefs-dental.de and www.qchefsdental.de – also http://www.instagram.com/qchefs or www.facebook.com/qchefs
I will be happy to answer your questions. I am looking forward to your feedback.
Your Anke Domaske
Microbiologist & QCHEFS Founder
