(And somehow I don't see my own dogs ever needing teeth cleaning of any kind. As I posted on another thread, my 10-year-old female went from bad periodontal disease after all her years on kibble to a clean bill of oral health after just a couple of months on raw. As for my pup, I still get asked if I have his teeth bleached, lol). So cool
Anne Vaini Webboard User Reg: 07-14-2005
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There's just something "off" about this pup's body chemistry. You should have seen her puppy teeth when she was kibble fed. They were as plaqued and tartared as a 6-yr-old kibble fed dogs.
I was asking my vet about it. She suggested trying to add a grain or fiber source to her diet. No luck on that. Maybe I'll try ACV... I'll stop hijacking the thread now.
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Oh good (regarding the teeth brushing). I didn't think it was necessary but wanted to be sure. I'll just check off and on, make sure his teeth stay white and beautiful like they are now, with no plaque.
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The quickest way I've found to clean up nasty teeth are raw pig knuckles, the shape of them gets in between all the teeth and the hard cartilage acts like a scrubber, even the rescue dogs with the skankiest teeth become pearly white after a few weeks of gnawing on knuckles.
This message is for William. I should have remembered this previously but another post here just reminded me - this is a great site for those starting out on a raw diet:
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Cathi,
That diet helped me out a lot. As far as the RMBs it depends on what i find at a grocery store. I rotate between chicken backs and turkey necks and sometimes ground deer. I have not been feeding veggies. i know i need variety so i always ask others what they feed.
Amber and Yuko, i often ask people to PM me because a lot of times we will get off of subject on the board. Sometimes your postcan get hi-jacked by someone else and the whole subject gets away from waht you asked.
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