dental spray

[ZoomZoom]

Has anyone had any experience with this dental spray?

 

[Liisa]

I've tried this one....

http://www.firstchoicenaturals.com/Index/showroom.php/pid-48?gid=22

I gave it about 3 weeks and didn't notice any difference. Georgia (Georgie1) used it on Mac and she DID notice a difference but it took alot longer - I want to say almost 2 months.... Hopefully she'll check in on this thread and let you know her experience.

 

[R Taft]

:shocker: to the pic of those teeth.....we just use bones, bones and more bones. have never had an issue with all the dogs we have had. Even the rescue's with bad teeth had great improvement. And one rescue had such bad teeth she had two removed and lived with us for eight years longer chewing bones happily and having lovely teeth

 

[ZoomZoom]

:shocker: to the pic of those teeth.....we just use bones, bones and more bones. have never had an issue with all the dogs we have had. Even the rescue's with bad teeth had great improvement. And one rescue had such bad teeth she had two removed and lived with us for eight years longer chewing bones happily and having lovely teeth

Are you referring to raw bones? I have thought about using them, but never have. I use the nylabones.

 

[Jeannie]

Why use some chemical to clean their teeth when RAW bones do the same thing naturally? Just don't use poultry weight bearing bones. Poultry wings, necks and backs are great. Avoid the thigh and leg.

 

[BlackLightning]

I must say that before NN I had no idea the wonders of raw bones. Ayasha gets one every now and then (every couple of weeks) and I can attest to the marvelous things they do for her teeth!!! I still brush her teeth regularly, but nothing seems to beat a raw bone!! Plus, she loves them, so it's win-win!

 

[R Taft]

Our dogs have at least one RAW bone a day....It is 7am now, dogs have had their brekky and all three are lying on the lawn eating/chewing their bones. Today is lamb pelis chopped in two