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Plague sprays and solutions for my dog
Plague sprays and solutions that you add to a dogs water. What do you think about them? I try to brush my dogs teeth at least 3 times a week, but I have noticed her back teeth show plague on them. Do you think these sprays and solutions are ok. What about taking your dog to a pet shop to have their teeth cleaned. Is that ok? Thank you for answering!!
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The plaque sprays are helpful. I do not think the water additives help much. Chew strips with plaque reducing enzymes do help. Eventually, no matter what you use, the teeth will need to be cleaned. The pet store cleaning will not remove the plaque under the gum line, but the animal does not require anesthesia. If the pet is healthy, the anesthetic dental is better and safe.