Sentences with phrase «diet keeps teeth clean»

A healthy diet keeps teeth clean and gums healthy.

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Unfortunately, eating the most nutrient rich and healthy diet on the planet — a fruit - based raw or high raw vegan one — does not mean you can escape the necessity of keeping your teeth clean.

A good diet and the right toys can help keep little Fido's teeth and gums healthy, but unless he's eating a totally raw diet with a good supply of raw meaty bones you will still need to clean his teeth regularly to remove food build up and keep plaque at bay.

Chewing on certain treats and dental diets will help keep those hard - to - reach back teeth clean.

True, animals on soft diets accumulate plaque more readily than those on dry foods, but the only way to keep teeth clean above and below the gum line is by daily brushing.

Feeding these special diets in conjunction with daily brushing is the best way to keep the teeth clean.

There are special diets specifically manufactured to help keep dogs» and cats» teeth clean.

Feeding these special diets in conjunction with regular brushing is the best way to keep the teeth clean.

Royal Canin Dental diet provides some abrasive action to help keep the teeth clean but it also binds minerals in the saliva so the oral bacteria can't produce as much calculus.

One of the best ways to keep your dog's teeth clean and healthy without brushing is to start by feeding them a healthy diet.

I do believe there is some room for agreement here and that a dog's diet can actually help keep teeth clean — I do not believe that it is the only thing a pet parent should do.

Dry dog food does NOT keep the teeth clean UNLESS it says it is a TARTAR control diet.

Feeding the special diets in conjunction with daily brushing is the best to keep the teeth clean.

You can prevent this problem by starting to brush your cat's teeth when it is a kitten and by supplementing your cat's diet with food products and treats marketed to keep cat's teeth clean.

For owners who can not brush or for animals that have a tendency to build plaque quickly, several diets are approved by the Veterinary Oral Health Council (VOHC) to help keep dogs and cat's teeth clean.

These are a little better suited to cats, they tend to be lower in carbohydrates and calories, but they do nothing to keep the teeth clean, and they are not convenient diets.

Iams and Eukanuba diets have added chemicals that retard the mineralization of plaque to tartar, thus making the teeth easier to keep clean.

In addition to regular brushing of the teeth, your vet may recommend a special diet or treats for your dog to help keep their teeth clean.

my cats do eat dry mostly to help keep teeth clean but main diet is wet.

Providing adequate health care also includes feeding him a well - balanced diet of quality food and fresh water; cleaning his teeth; daily exercise and mental stimulation; grooming your dog on a regular basis; keeping him on monthly preventative treatments; and staying up - to - date and informed on dog health matters.

(Of course, brushing daily with periodic cleaning by the vet are sufficient to keep the teeth healthy by themselves, without using a special diet at all!)

In the wild, the cat's diet and eating habits keep the teeth clean and strong.

A raw diet reversed my senior's kidney disease and kept her teeth relatively clean until she passed at age 16.

Dried food, fed as part of the cat's diet, has an abrasive action on teeth and helps to keep them clean.