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Jul 23, 2016
No More Doggie Breath
Petrodex does the trick for my two Chihuahuas. Even though their mouths are pretty small for me to get into and actually brush their teeth, I swear by the stuff. Why? Because even if you do what I do, the dogs get a daily dose of what I like to call "bacteria fighter" in their mouth. My dogs don't have bad breath, and their teeth don't look half bad either, considering that I don't actually get a whole lot of brushing accomplished. Still, here's what I do every morning, without fail:
Put a small dab of petrodex (or bigger if you have a big doggie,)on their doggie toothbrush. Wet the tooth brush, and just let them lick the tooth paste off the toothbrush. They love the chicken flavor. Stand there a few minutes until the dog stops licking the toothbrush. With each lick, they are dousing their tongue with the "bacteria fighters." If they remain interested, sometimes I'll even do it twice. It's important to wet the toothbrush so you activate the enzymatic action.
I don't like to put my Chihuahuas under anesthesia, so they've only had a professional cleaning once in their 10 years. So that says something for using this toothpaste regularly.