Petzlife
Since 2003, Petzlife has been making a comprehensive line of oral care products that use only 100% natural ingredients and are made in the U.S.A. Three Petzlife products that Uriel wanted to share with you are the gels, toothbrushes and finger brushes. Here’s what Uriel has to say about them:
Petzlife Gel
How often to use Petzlife Gel
“It depends. If your dog already has tartar, you want to use it twice a day every day for about two weeks to a month. If you are using it for maintenance, you can do it two to three time a week.”PetzLife Finger Brush
Watch our video demonstrating how to use the Petzlife finger brush here [insert link]
Indigenous Dental Health Bones With PlaqueOff
On Indigenous bones:
“Indigenous bones are good because they use a supplement on them that’s kelp-based. This kelp-based supplement over time as the dog gnaws into the chew, it softens the tartar and [the tartar] just falls off. The supplement these bones use is PlaqueOff.PlaqueOff:
“If you don’t want to use additional treats, they can just use this supplement along with their food and it does everything without using the treat. It is a powder supplement that you can just mix into your dog’s food.”How often you should give Indigenous Treats:
“It varies depending on the weight of your dog. For a 15-pound dog, you can give one every other day.”
Primal Frozen Raw Bones
Raw bones can greatly benefit your pet’s dental health by scraping away build-up as your pet chews away at the bone, something that kibble, contrary to popular belief, doesn’t do. Chewing on bones is how wild dogs have kept their teeth clean since, well, always.
Here’s Uriel to clear the air on the benefits of raw bones and the misconception of kibble’s relationship with dental health:
Raw Bones
“This is basically your natural way of cleaning and maintaining your dog’s teeth. As the dog gnaws on the bone, they scrape their teeth and they clean their teeth on their own.”
People always think that kibble scrapes and cleans their dog’s teeth. Is this true?
“This is a myth. The reason is because most dry food has a lot of carbs. Those carbs get soft and mushy and stick to their teeth. That is what eventually builds up to tartar. When you feed a raw diet, there’s no carbs so there’s nothing to really stick to their teeth.”
You can find all these products available at Healthy Spot stores! Keep your pet’s teeth looking, smelling, and feeling great during Pet Dental Health Month!
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