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Clean Pet's Teeth HolisticallyFebruary is National Pet Dental Health Month. We all know we should clean our pet's teeth just like we clean our own, with daily brushing and at least annual dental checkups. If you notice "doggy breath" in your dog, this is a sign your dog is suffering from periodontal disease—it is not normal for healthy dogs to have bad breath, despite the many jokes about this. Please see a vet for proper treatment. How did Nature design animals in the wild to get their teeth cleaned? Nature's method is by gnawing on raw meaty bones, getting algae in their diet and other natural means. When wild animals kill prey, they not only eat the organs and flesh of their kill but also gnaw on the raw meaty bones. The scraping of their teeth against the bones of their prey is the #1 way wild animals get their teeth cleaned. Holistic vets state that feeding whole raw bones to clean our pet's teeth will greatly reduce the incidence of gum disease and the need for professional teeth cleaning. Make sure you are giving them raw and not cooked bones, which can splinter. Also make sure you feed the appropriate size bone to your specific dog breed. Giving too small a bone to a big dog can lead to choking, when small bone pieces break off. Despite what the advertising says, according to some holistic vets, dry kibble is not effective in cleaning our pets' teeth any more than mint-flavored cookies or pretzels clean our teeth. Discover on our Pet Food page, why dry kibble is the least nutritious form of food to feed a carnivore. A second way Nature meant for wild animals to keep their teeth clean is by providing algae in the soil, water and on plants. When wild animals get this algae it helps to maintain the proper pH level in their mouth cavity, which works as a natural protective barrier that inhibits the development and growth of E.coli, Streptococcus and other harmful bacteria. Dry kibble, with its high carbohydrate and sugar content, make our pet's mouth more acidic, thereby encouraging more bacteria to grow and may even promote eating away the enamel that protect our pet's teeth. Algae naturally contain over 4,000 live enzymes, which may inhibit bacteria growth on animals' teeth. Bio-algae concentrates (BAC) are alkaline food, which mean they counter acidic foods and help raise the pH level towards the alkaline side of the scale. This, in turn, promotes increased bone mass (since the body doesn't have to sacrifice calcium from the bones to balances its pH), and vastly improved metabolic functions. This is especially good news for senior pets. Consuming more alkaline foods has been strongly linked with improved immune system, mental function, kidney function, and higher levels of energy, among other important benefits in both humans and animals. Here is a testimonial to prove this works. One of our pet parents routinely opened up the BioPreparation capsules and mixed the microalgae powder in their dog's food. They went through a busy period in their life, so they just added the whole capsule into their dog's wet food mix. Then they noticed their dog's breath starting to smell bad and plaque was forming on his teeth. They immediately went back to opening up the BioPreparation capsules and mixing the microalgae in their dog's food and within about two weeks all these symptoms went away. So, if you want to holistically clean your
pet's teeth and avoid expensive veterinary periodontal treatment, try
what Nature does to clean animals' teeth: feed raw meaty bones and
supply algae in your pet's diet. After all, animals naturally get algae
in the wild, while our domesticated pets fed cooked, processed food and
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