March 12, 2010
Keep your dogs teeth healthy
Keep your dogs teeth healthy REQUIREMENTS FOR REPRINT: You have permission to publish this article free of charge in your e-zine, newsletter, ebook, print publication or on your website only if it remains unchanged, and includes copyright and author information (Resource Box) the end. You can not use this product in any commercial e-mail unsolicited (spam). You can retrieve this article by: Autoresponder: dogteeth@getresponse.com Website: Words: 266 Copyright: 2005 Marilyn Pokoey Please leave the resource box intact with an active link, and send a copy of the publication in which article appears: marilynp @ nctc.net ---------------------------------------- ------ ---- ---------- Dogs get plaque and tartar on the teeth like humans do. Cleaning between the teeth of your dog professional cleanings is very simple. Keeping your dogs teeth and gums clean will eliminate "Doggy breath" and to keep your dog healthy. Most veterinarians suggest twice a week brushings. When brushing teeth, use baking soda or a special toothpaste formulated for dogs, not toothpaste for humans. Toothpastes contain enzymes that help dissolve plaque and animals can be ingested. They also have a good taste. Use a brush designed for small children or pets. Or just use gauze or a washcloth if the pet does not like the brush. Brushing your teeth is the best, but if the dog does not brush his teeth and then give him something to chew that rubs on the sides of the teeth is useful. Although dogs often have no tooth decay, tooth problems result from soft foods that can leave residues in gum pockets at the base of the teeth, known as gingivitis. Infection of the gums to soften and cause a retreat. Bad breath is a symptom. The build up of tartar can be removed from teeth by rubbing with a solution of three per cent hydrogen peroxide. Advanced buildup requires scraping with dental instruments. Some veterinarians use an ultrasonic, and now, so that treatment is more pleasant. Between visits to the dentist, provide soft chew toys, rubber or nylon fiber and chew something like a rope helps clean your teeth cleaned. For more information on how to keep your dogs teeth and mouth healthy visit:
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