william g harris wrote 03/21/2007 01:38 PM Re: What's the best thing for tartar [Re: william g harris ] #134514 - 03/21/2007 01:38 PM
william g harris Webboard User Reg: 01-24-2006 Posts: 123 Loc: Southeast USA, MS Offline	Not directing anything at you Anne or anyone else, i often hijack myself W.G.H.4 PUNISH THE DEED, NOT THE BREED
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Su Saou Wen wrote 04/16/2007 11:36 PM Re: What's the best thing for tartar [Re: william g harris ] #138386 - 04/16/2007 11:36 PM
Su Saou Wen Webboard User Reg: 11-07-2006 Posts: 47 Loc: Taiwan Offline	I stopped making vegetable patties a while ago, too much hassle. I don't even spend that much time in the kitchen for myself. I now feed the Honest Kitchen Vegetable mix (Preference) in the morning and every meal I add something different (an egg, liver, mince, etc.) Evenings I still hand feed the chicken wings, which she chews and crunches (because I wont let her swallow them). I'm having a hard time finding whole beef bones here (they are all cut up), and I wonder if that is why my 7 month old Shiba pup's top back teeth are getting tartar? Could someone please post the link for that "awesome dog tooth brush?"
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Su Saou Wen wrote 04/17/2007 09:49 AM Re: What's the best thing for tartar [Re: Su Saou Wen ] #138431 - 04/17/2007 09:49 AM
Su Saou Wen Webboard User Reg: 11-07-2006 Posts: 47 Loc: Taiwan Offline	I just read the other post about recreational bones being bad for teeth, so that is one less thing I need to worry about finding. I also managed to Google the 3-sided tooth brush, looks really useful, and will combine that with the PetzLife Spray & Gel. I'll also follow Cindy's 'frozen slop in a treat ball' idea, could be a novel way to feed the 'Preference + extra,' for breakfast. I'm a bit worried, because I notived that the back teeth are getting tartar build-up, I should have checked more regulary, but thought that this would not be a problem when feeding RMB. Such a learning curve.
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