Keeping Your Dogs Teeth Clean Has Never Been so Easy!
Many people battle with bad breathe and tarter buildup on their dogs teeth. This is especially true with the larger breed dogs - Fido runs up, goes to give you a kiss, and one exhale of his doggy breathe just aboutI have two large breed dogs (greyhounds) Greyhounds, as well as many breeds of dogs, are prone to bad teeth.. We've tried tooth brushing, we've tried mouth rinsing, we've tried special diets and special vet recommended chews. Some of them made a little impact, others made none at all. One thing we kept hearing time and time again from other greyhound people was that turkey necks did wonders. We ignored this advice at first because necks of turkeys? It's not like they were sold at Wal-mart and how could something like THAT make that big of a difference?
Finally, one day we were at the natural pet store and discovered in their freezer of raw dog foods the long thought about turkey necks. Sold in individual necks, we decided to make the few dollar investment and check it out. We gave each dog a turkey neck on a blanket, still frozen. They both sniffed tentatively and went to town on their new treat. Over half an hour later, one dog had lost interest and the other dog was still chewing away. I packed up the remainder of uninterested dogs neck and let the other dog continue eating. Another ten minutes went by and then she was done too (and the neck was gone!)
I gave them a few minutes to get a drink and realize there decadent treat was gone and then checked out their teeth. The difference was amazing!! The chewing and scraping the bone had done on their teeth as they tried to eat it at many different angles had scraped away a huge amount of plaque! Their teeth looked about 75% better than they did an hour earlier before they ate the bones!
Published by Wendie J
I am a 20 something female living in northern Wisconsin. I'm very active in greyhound adoption and am also a big geek. View profile
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Especially during the recent pet food recall crises, many people are turning to raw diets for their pets, or at least supplementing their kibble diets with raw food to help have some control over what sort of chemicals their pets are being fed.







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