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Old 02-13-2013, 08:45 AM   #18
Yorkiemom1
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Interesting!! Do you see this first hand? Also, do you hear a lot of anecdotal proof from others using coco oil?

YorkieMom - I've tried some teeth stuff. Petzlife has a fairly good reputation...but I was inconsistent w/ using it, and so I can't attest to it. I know others have reported good results.

I also used Plaque Off, and that was easiest in terms of compliance bc you sprinkle it on their food. I think it does help, and it's a fair price bc the jar lasts a long time.

Some have had luck w/ Leba III.

I think raw bones are the best for working the teeth. My kiddos are 8, 6, and 3 - and have never had dentals yet. I use RMBs and also various chews - the RMBs maybe once a week; various chews every other day or so.Oh, have you tried CET chews?? Excellent! Read about the dental chemical component of CETs.

You cant get any better than that! RMB??? Raw Meat Bones??/What kind? and do you just get them from your grocery store or butcher? Some of these breeders have told me turkey necks are great for keeping the teeth clean. I am so scared of any kind of poultry bones...fear from hearing all my life NOT to feed a dog chicken bones! I think I will get some of these RMB's when you tell me what that is and where you get it....I have used Petzlife gel...guess I will try the Tropiclens as suggested....I will also try DentaStix, as I have not used them before..."navillusc", I am hoping you will continue with your research into papaya and the use and risk/benefits ratio, if any, of papain....I have for some reason also been drawn to research this more closely....
I do have the CET chews, and while they are good, they are still going to be needing dentals in a year......Teresa Ford, I couldnt agree with you more...there has to be a better way, a healthier way with less risks than going under anesthesia, for our babies....and breeders with more than a couple of dogs, have a very real financial drain to the tune of several thousand dollars a year, just in dental cleanings....there is something there we just have not stumbled on....

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