Removing tartar from dogs
– has always been a problem, even though there are so many different ways to do it. However, these have disease-causing side effects or simply do not help. And it’s always just about “tartar!” – but nobody takes up the fight against plaque bacteria – as the cause – . But they are the root of all evil. And that’s why the topic of removing tartar in dogs actually has to start at a completely different point – with the plaque bacteria. Here you can find out, how to use new knowledge and a completely new approach to solves this problem and not only removes tartar in dogs, but also effectively prevents it.
Why is it so important to remove tartar from dogs?
In abstract terms – tartar without bacteria is unsightly – but not dangerous.
It is the plaque bacteria that use the tartar as a living surface. They can adhere well to and multiply. Their subsequent generations are becoming increasingly aggressive. They enter the bloodstream via the gums and cause inflammatory diseases throughout the body. This leads to cardiac insufficiency, pneumonia, intestinal diseases or joint inflammation. And we always ask ourselves where they actually come from have done everything to be healthy – yes – except for this “little thing”!
Why is tartar removal for dogs a tiresome topic?
Quite simply – the natural – species-appropriate and everyday dental care – that really works, has not yet been found. The gold standard is still brushing your teeth with a toothbrush and toothpaste. A study by vets has shown that half of all dogs give up after 6 weeks – the other half don’t even start. Algae are also not suitable for removing tartar from dogs. Iodine is overdosed with the required amount . This triggers hyperthyroidism. And the synthetic phosphorus in dental feed puts so much strain on the kidneys that renal insufficiency develops. And this is exactly what the clinical picture of the animals reflects-80% have dental problems and other diseases are also on the increase. So it’s time for a real solution.
How to face the – removing tartar dog with fun?
Imagine you have a bedtime ritual with your dog. Your dog is already looking forward to it and demands it: you give him 2 treats to chew on – or 2 teaspoons of paste to lick up. It only needs to be distributed on the teeth for it to work. After 3 weeks it comes off. But the most important thing is – the plaque bacteria and inflammation are gone. With very hard tartar it sometimes takes longer. But that is no longer a problem.
The plaque bacteria can no longer cause any damage – actually brilliant, isn’t it?
How natural antibacterial – tartar removal dog – works?
Thanks to nature and to the researchers who invested 10 years of hard work and never gave up. Because the natural antibacterial effect in dental care is innovative. It has actually been used by mankind for centuries
and everyone knows them: Grandma’s curd compresses. But the application in the oral cavity and against
Plaque bacteria and tartar – also in humans – is new.
In the meantime, science has conducted 90 studies on this topic. Milk proteins contain the peptide complex CPP-ACP. This adheres to the cell walls of the plaque bacteria, preventing them from multiplying. But if you take a closer look, the interaction of the vital substances is also particularly important. QCHEFS cheese naturally contains all the important vitamins – such as the B complex – and minerals – such as magnesium, calcium, potassium, iron, manganese and copper. They support the natural antibacterial effect. The immune system is also strengthened and can better defend itself against bacteria.
With QCHEFS cheese, everyone can find their favorite bone – rock hard or puffed, potato chips,
Treats or toothpaste flakes to lick up. It just needs to spread on the teeth and take effect.
By the way: QCHEFS cheese is 100% baked natural and made according to a health food recipe. Even sick dogs or allergy sufferers can brush their teeth with it.
You can find out all about this and much more about the dog at www.qchefsdental.de or facebook.com/qchefs and lots of fun at www.qchefs-dental.de
