But is there a better way to ensure the dental care of your canine? Absolutely!

You see, it's not the actual cleaning that is so dangerous. It's the fact that a general anesthetic has to be used. Some dogs, especially older ones, can have a very bad reaction to this and die.

Again, we want to be perfectly clear on this. It is NOT the teeth cleaning process itself that is dangerous. It is the fact that anesthesia has to be used during the process.

But dog dental care is important you say. Of course it is. But now there is no need to risk your dog's life in order to have healthy teeth and gums.

Petzlife is a safe and all natural product that is designed to remove tartar and and prevent the build up of plaque (which causes tartar).

Here's what must happen to ensure good canine dental health:

First of all, it's important to know how the teeth and gums become unhealthy. Food particles and bacteria will always mix together, land on the teeth and give the bacteria somewhere to grow. If this is not removed often, it will build up and lead to tartar. This is very hard remove compared to simple plaque build up.

This buildup is a haven for more bacteria which can lead to gum disease. This can lead to the bacteria actually getting into the blood stream and migrating to other organs. This is of course not good for you pet and can lead to sickness and even death.

If the tartar is already built up, it must be removed first. The Petzlife toothpaste or sprays will remove the tartar. It may take 30 days or more to remove it initially, but it will work. It's 100% guaranteed in fact.

Once the tartar is removed, proper dog dental care involves a simple maintenance schedule of applying the canine tooth paste or spray 3 to 5 times a week. Some breeds and some animals require more or less applications a week.

The Petzlife gel can be applied simply with fingers or by using a toothbrush. Both methods work just fine. However, using a brush will speed the process. If your dog will allow you, we offer special pet toothbrushes also. But do not be alarmed if they still refuse the process after you have patiently tried for a week or so. Simply using your fingers will work; it will just take a little longer. Again, NO BRUSHING IS REQUIRED to give your pet healthy teeth and gums.

No matter which method you use, just make sure the animal does not have access to food or water for about an hour after the teeth cleaning. This gives the product time to work at dissolving the plaque and/or removing the tartar above and below the gum line.

The point that owners have to realize is that they no longer have to risk their dogs' lives just to clean their teeth. It's unfortunate that more veterinarians do not promote a more safe and natural process than scaling. We encourage all pet owners to search Google Images for "scaling" and look at the pictures. It's not a pretty site. Most people will not want their pets to undergo such a procedure once they understand the method and the dangers involved.

One more thing:

Antibiotics are also required with the vet's office method. These can be expensive and also sometimes lead to stomach upsets in your canine or feline. This is just one more reason to choose all natural products for healthy dental care for your dog.

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