!44: Plaque Attack: A Dog Dental Spray That Works

!±8± Plaque Attack: A Dog Dental Spray That Works

When your dog has a significant tartar buildup, you take him to the vet to get his teeth professionally cleaned. A visit to the dentist for teeth cleaning works for humans so a visit to the vet for teeth cleaning works for dogs, right? You don't even give it a second thought. You spend several hundred dollars - and you casually risk your dog's life - without ever thinking that there might be a better way to clean his teeth. There is a better way. It's Plaque Attack, a dog dental spray.

"What makes Plaque Attack better than a professional cleaning?" you ask. To be blunt, this spray won't kill your dog; a teeth cleaning might. When you go to the dentist, you lie there obediently, your feet above the level of your head and your mouth wide open. Your dog isn't so obliging. The vet needs to knock your dog out with an anesthetic to clean his teeth, and therein lies the risk. There is a 1 in 233 chance your dog will die under anesthesia. Compare that with 1 human in 10,000 dying under anesthesia, and you'll see the odds aren't all that great. Chances are your dog will be okay, but do you really want to take that chance, especially if your dog has some health issues or is a "senior citizen"?

Plaque Attack dog dental spray is an all-natural spray - no artificial ingredients cooked up in some lab. None of them are harmful to your dog. In fact, they are human grade, and they are all formulated to work together to loosen and remove plaque, prevent infection, and freshen your dog's breath.

Using the spray couldn't be simpler. Simply spray once or twice a day, concentrating the spray on the heaviest tartar buildups. You will notice your dog licking his lips. This helps the spray mix with his saliva to ensure his teeth get fully coated. You should notice a decrease in tartar buildup after a couple of weeks. And your dog's breath will definitely be better!

You can hasten the removal process by gently brushing your dog's teeth just before applying Plaque Attack. This helps loosen plaque, allowing the spray to get under the buildup and work that much quicker.

This dog dental spray isn't going to cost you an arm and a leg either. Cost is around for a bottle that should last about six months. Plaque Attack is safe for your dog, effective, and inexpensive. It's almost a no-brainer that it is a better alternative to a teeth cleaning at the vet's.