pink nose
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wow that is so interesting....well if it happens to Lady I will now know what to do...Kendal can't wait to see the results on Gypsy
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It only costs about £8 and one pot lasts a year. It comes with a tiny little scoop and they only need half a scoop a day on food. £8 a year to keep their teeth free of plaque seems good value compared to a vet bill for cleaning their teeth not to mention how traumatic it must be. I've heard dogs need anaesthetic or a sedative to cope with the process sometimes. Flo's teeth are bright white as she constantly chews nylabones but will be interesting to see if they are still clean and white in 2 or 3 years time. have tried brushing but can't relly do it thoroughly she keeps trying to eat the toothbrush!
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I can't even brush Rufus's coat without him eating the brush, let alone actually put something in his mouth and expect him not to gnaw on it bahaha :argh:
I'm hoping that the natural diet plus several bones each week will keep Dylan's teeth ok. My last dog had several dentals at the vet and it is done under anaesthetic and cost £450 a time -ouch
That product sounds good though, if it works it's well worth the cost.
That product sounds good though, if it works it's well worth the cost.
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OMG £450 - I had no idea it was that much!I'm hoping that the natural diet plus several bones each week will keep Dylan's teeth ok. My last dog had several dentals at the vet and it is done under anaesthetic and cost £450 a time -ouch
That product sounds good though, if it works it's well worth the cost.
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£8 s an absolute bargain then x
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Well summer's here at last, and guess what...Milo's nose is getting black again! He must have had 'winter nose'. He loves laying in the sun on our deck up at Wasaga Beach, and also loves to swim...so I guess all that sun is the answer eh!
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