Dog stinks
– and the joy of cuddling is gone and the poor dog has no idea what he has done wrong. That’s why smelling good is also extremely important in the dog-human relationship. The quickest and most sustainable way to ensure that there are no more cries of “Dog stinks!” and that bad odors are eliminated is explained here:
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Fur odor
Grooming is important and must be carried out correctly. And even if it is well cared for, it sometimes smells when it is wet – after rain or an outdoor bath. Sprinkle 1 spoonful of baking soda on the towel and rub it off. Brush the coat thoroughly.
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Dog farts
They are the sign of swallowing air when eating too quickly or of a imbalance in the intestinal flora. You have certainly selected and adjusted the feed correctly. Then you should use the exclusion principle to check what is causing the flatulence. And certainly the most common cause – the intestinal flora is out of balance. Start with 1 spoonful of virgin coconut oil as a gentle diet against the bad bacteria. An important component of the light diet is 2 spoonfuls of cottage cheese or quark. This has a regulating and naturally antibacterial effect. 1 tsp sp. Sodium bicarbonate dissolved in 50°C water – in the drinking water or over the feed – supports and counteracts hyperacidity. To build up the intestinal flora, the food can be enriched with special intestinal bacteria.
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Bad breath
Dog stinks from the mouth! – This can be very unpleasant. But bad breath is not just a nuisance, it usually has a serious cause. Bleeding in the mouth or illness have a specific bad breath. However, it is usually bacteria or inflammation in the mouth. So take a look inside. If it is plaque or tartar, then the cheese bones are the best. They stop bad breath and clean teeth with the natural antibacterial effect of cottage cheese. The protein complex attaches itself to the bacterial walls and they burst. The plaque disappears and tartar dissolves. Cheese bones make an important contribution to oral hygiene and periodontitis prophylaxis. They can even save you a visit to the vet. This is usually associated with anesthesia and antibiotics, which place a considerable burden on the body. Cheese bones are also healthy, without synthetic additives and delicious. Dogs love cottage cheese – even better if it is chewable.
What else do cheese bones contain?
The list of ingredients is short – few ingredients, no synthetic or chemical additives, but superfoods with all the vitamins and minerals:
– 30 % cottage cheese, buckwheat (no cereals) or rice, rapeseed oil, coconut oil,
Vitamins A, E K and a high proportion of all B vitamins support wound healing and the immune system. The minerals are essential. The dog cannot form them itself. Copper and K1 in particular are very low in other sources.
By the way: Lieblings- Käseknochen is available in rock hard and puffed. So there is something for nibblers and chewers. You can find much more at www.qchefsdental.de
