Dog teeth cleaning
– yes important- but how is it right? This is how most dog people react. It’s a real problem. You can recognize it in all “dental” products that try to clean the teeth by mechanical abrasion, with algae or enzymes. But in the end, 80 % of dogs have to have their tartar removed under anesthesia and antibiotics.
How have the dental products worked so far?
- Mechanical abrasion – not sufficient – completely unsuitable with grain and sugar
- Algae may only be consumed at 0.2 mg per day. This is not enough to clean the teeth and overdosed iodine causes hyperthyroidism.
- The synthetic phosphates in the dental food are supposed to bind calcium in the saliva so that it can no longer form tartar. However, this overloads the kidneys. Renal insufficiency may develop
- Zinc is often used in toothpaste against tartar so that the calcium remains dissolved. However, too much zinc inhibits the absorption of copper in the intestine – the cause of anemia, dull fur and skin lesions.
- Check the ingredients of the toothpaste: surfactant, sodium, sulphonates, titanium oxide, potassium cyanide This is harmful if swallowed, despite the low dose, because the poor dog cannot spit it out.
How about side-effect-free dog teeth cleaning?
Natural, species-appropriate and healthy – and delicious too. Then only the cheese bones remain. As bones, they also work with mechanical abrasion and thus support the active ingredient against the bacteria. It is the CCP- ACP protein complex. It attaches itself to the cell walls of the bacteria and destroys them. Mouth odor, plaque and tartar will disappear after 2 weeks. This scientific proof comes as no surprise, as people have been using the natural antibacterial effect of milk proteins for centuries with curd compresses to treat bacterial inflammation. So it’s a good idea to reduce the mouth bacteria. There are now also dental care products for humans.
What else can cheese bones do?
This question is absolutely justified, because cheese bones are multi-talented:
- They satisfy the dog’s instinct to chew. If this has been lost, the dog learns to chew again. There are more slingers or non-chewers than you might think. Chewing is absolutely essential. Not only does it reduce stress, it also supports important metabolic processes and intestinal movement. The trick is that the cheese bone starts to stick on contact with saliva, just like chewing gum. The dog has to chew – whether it wants to or not.
- With all vitamins and minerals: Vitamin B complex, K1 and Mg, Fe, Zn, Ca, Cu, Mn –
they are a natural and complex food supplement.
Free from: Grains, gluten, lactose, sugar, synthetic additives – contain only 5 superfoods- 30% cottage cheese, buckwheat (no grains) or rice, rapeseed oil, organic coconut oil,
By the way: produced according to the light food recipe – cottage cheese, healthy carbohydrate, healthy fatty acids – cheese bones are also suitable for allergy sufferers, diabetics, renal insufficiency, diet (5kcal/ treat) pancreatitis and other diseases.
If your dog doesn’t want to chew yet, you can give him QCHEFS toothbrush flakes (ground cheese bones) as a dessert to lick up. Take a look at www.qchefsdental.de
