Looking after your dog’s teeth
Keep your dog’s smile fresh
Tailored nutrition is just one part of keeping your dog happy and healthy. Looking after their teeth is really important too. The best way to keep your dog’s smile bright is to get them into a routine of regular brushing and dental chews (like our Dental Dailies).
How our Dental Dailies can help
Our Dental Dailies are star-shaped and made with pumice, so they can get into more nooks and crannies to help reduce plaque and tartar build up – and bad breath! They come in packs of seven and in three different sizes for easy one-a-day dental care.
Plaque and tartar
Plaque is a mix of bacteria and minerals from food. It forms an invisible layer on the surface of teeth, and builds up around the gum line and crevices between teeth. Once hardened with minerals, it forms limescale-like deposits called tartar.
Cleaning your dog’s teeth
The best way to slow down or prevent the build-up of plaque, tartar and gum disease is brushing your dog’s teeth. Daily brushing is best, but even three times a week is enough to make a difference.
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