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Old 01-27-2012, 10:43 AM   #11 (permalink)
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Another good product 1st developed for humans is Proden Plaqueoff
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This stuff is awesome and so easy to use. It flaked off horrible tartar on my two very very old dogs (teens) after a few weeks of use and kept it off. We used it for nearly a couple of months before the thick tartar came off my dogs' teeth. I thought it was a joke or only worked if the teeth were fairly tartar free. Nope, it was amazing. It's the only thing I can use on my yorkie because she will not let anybody near her mouth. Her teeth are clean and shiny.
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I also hand scale Flo's teeth....she is very good at this....I have taught her to open her mouth when needed so this helps. Working at a vets office you learn what is nice for a dog to know and I tend to teach my dogs this.
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Without polishing the teeth after, scaling creates tiny grooves on the enamal that tarter will stick too. I dont like hand scaling for this reason. Tarter will accumulate faster because of the grooves. Brushing is the best.
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Without polishing the teeth after, scaling creates tiny grooves on the enamal that tarter will stick too. I dont like hand scaling for this reason. Tarter will accumulate faster because of the grooves. Brushing is the best.
Great info, THX. Between brushing & Proden I hope not to scale again.
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