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My wife found this product online. Has anyone used this product on there greyhounds? If so, how well does it work?

 

It seems like a valid product, but I just don't know. I wanted to get some options. God knows brushing can be the biggest hassle of all. Thanks in advance.

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I've used it with mediocre results, but I've heard rave reviews from other people on GT. So it probably depends on the dog and the combination of other products you're using. I tried both the gel and spray- the spray was much easier to use and less of a hassle.

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I found another product called DentaSure which does not have any alcohol in it, but cost twice as much. I guess I'm more worried about the long term affects on the dog. Would small amounts of grain alcohol be bad for them over time?

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I found another product called DentaSure which does not have any alcohol in it, but cost twice as much. I guess I'm more worried about the long term affects on the dog. Would small amounts of grain alcohol be bad for them over time?

 

I doubt it. But to be perfectly honest, you're probably not going to find one "miracle product." I've looked high and low and spent a great deal of money trying.

We do a combination of knee bones, CET chews, and a water additive. My almost 6 year old has never had a dental, and he gets lots of compliments on his teeth.

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We use this water additive: http://amzn.com/B0054WTPBY. I think it's helped tremendously with the "breath of death" Sweep had when she first arrived. We also give frozen marrow bones once a week or so, and other teeth-scraping treats like beef trachea and lamb ears—both recommended by our vet, who has 6 or 7 greys of her own and does not give them dentals. She says Sweep's teeth are great.

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We use this water additive: http://amzn.com/B0054WTPBY. I think it's helped tremendously with the "breath of death" Sweep had when she first arrived. We also give frozen marrow bones once a week or so, and other teeth-scraping treats like beef trachea and lamb ears—both recommended by our vet, who has 6 or 7 greys of her own and does not give them dentals. She says Sweep's teeth are great.

 

Yep, never underestimate the power of a good water additive! We use Dental Fresh.

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This product line comes highly recommended, and is free of controversal ingredients like alcohol, xylitol, etc.:

http://www.petkingbrands.com/products/bioteneWaterAdd.html

I'm using this water additive (Oratene) and brushing with the Petz Life gel.

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