Name: PlaqueAway - You can clean your dog's teeth the easy way
Brand: AceCanine
SKU: PLAQ70G
Price: 9.04 GBP
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PlaqueAway

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PlaqueAway - You can clean your dog's teeth the easy way

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PlaqueAway granules added to my food each day will gradually loosen the tartar on my teeth and reduce further build up.

Dogs need dental care, too!

Dental hygiene for dogs is sometimes overlooked. Many people seem to just expect dogs to have bad breath.
Clean teeth is just as important to your dog’s overall health as things like nutrition, proper exercise, and routine grooming.

Help keep your dog healthy – pay attention to those pearly whites!

One of the most common medical problems that dogs suffer from nowadays is tooth and gum disease. The result is that one of the commonest procedures carried out in Veterinary Surgeries is dental treatment that usually involves removal of plaque and tartar and may necessitate the use of a general anaesthetic.

Signs of tooth and gum disease

Plaque is the name for invisible but soft deposits of bacteria and food particles that accumulate on the surface of teeth and gums. Plaque left untreated is likely to harden and become yellow then eventually brown - at which stage it is known as tartar - and comes along with increased potential for development of infection
and gum disease. Also, in it’s turn, tartar is an ideal surface upon which more plaque can form.

The bacteria associated with plaque can cause inflammation in the gums so may eventually
damage the tissue holding tooth sockets as they sit within the jaw bones. A healthy mouth & gums is often indicative of good overall health and vice versa. Bad breath, sore gums & fragile teeth could indicate that your pet may have underlying problems.

Ingredients

A specially selected dried seaweed granule, harvested from the cold clean North Atlantic Ocean, that helps protect against the build up of plaque on your dogs teeth and the resulting tartar and gum disease.

Plaque-away, unlike many other bad breath remedies, is digested by your dog and the active ingredients are dispersed via the bloodstream to the salivary glands and then into your dogs saliva. The active ingredient, a sulphonated fructose, is present in the saliva 24 hrs a day and its anti bacterial properties reduce the formation of plaque. Plaque is not visible, but you may see the brown tartar deposits reduce after 4-8 weeks, confirming that the effect is taking place

Feeding

Feeding Plaque-away? Sprinkle over or mix into your dogs food once a day using the tiny measuring scoop provided. The exact amount isn’t critical.

Each level scoop is 0.7g and so a 70g pot will have 100 scoops and a 350g tub will hold about 500 scoops.

The shelf like is very good, at least 2 years.

Small dogs (up to 10kg) half a scoop daily

Medium dogs (10-25kg) one scoop daily

Large dogs(over 25kg) 2 scoops daily

Further information & reading

Can we prevent plaque forming?

The diet we give our pets may determine to a large extent the health of teeth & gums; animals fed largely on soft foods tend to build-up more plaque and tartar than those given hard crunchy foods and/or bones. Nevertheless, some breeds or individuals may produce the type of saliva that makes them more prone than others to the build-up of plaque. The most natural way for dogs to maintain a healthy mouth is by chewing on raw bones, ideally under supervision. The chewing action helps clean teeth whilst at the same time massaging the gums. Raw bones are safer than cooked bones as the latter are more likely to splinter. Widely available on the market now are brushes and toothpastes specifically formulated for dogs. These toothpastes may contain enzymes designed to inhibit the plaque-forming bacteria, they are intended to be safe for the dog to swallow, have an appetising taste and need no rinsing.

More about periodontal disease

'Dog breath' as an expression is often down to the fact that many dogs do suffer from bad breath. Sometimes, this is down to a serious oral problem, so the sooner you have your dog checked out by a vet, the sooner any breath problems will go away. Periodontal disease starts out as a mild infection of the tissue that surrounds the teeth. It takes hold of the mouth in progressive stages, starting out with a bacterial film known as plaque. When these bacteria die, they are calcified and become a hard, rough surface known as tartar. This in turn allows more plaque to accumulate, and it can lead to gingivitis (inflamed gums), reddened gums that bleed more easily. Infection can then spread to the root of the tooth. The latter stages can cause discomfort for your dog. Periodontal disease can cause serious problems as it develops further. These include tissue destruction, erosion of tooth socket, and loose teeth. Dogs rely heavily on their teeth and so this can be particularly damaging and distressful.

Signs and importance of tooth and gum disease

Bad breath, pawing at the mouth, difficulty eating and chewing food, are but a few of the symptoms of poor oral health. Ignored, they can lead to gum inflammation and periodontal disease, which is caused by infection from plaque and tartar build-up on pets' teeth. If addressed promptly, the early stages of gingivitis can be treated and the condition reversed. However, if allowed to progress, irreversible periodontitis can occur along with chronic bacterial infection, which can enter the bloodstream and may damage the kidneys, liver, and heart. Other indications to look out for are yellow or brown stains on teeth particularly around the gum line, swollen or bleeding gums and lack of appetite due to sore or loose teeth. The problem may even cause a change in the dog’s whole demeanour if the pain is acute

PlaqueAway

Seems to be doing the trick. Thank you.

We can ask no more. Thank you for the review.
Kind regards
Team Ace Canine

Palatable

Thank you for taking the time to review.
Best wishes
Team Ace Canine.

Brilliant supplement

This is the best one out of all the brands ive tried. Try it, you wont be disappointed. All four of my dogs love this too.

Thank you for our PlaqueAway feedback Sue, this is our skip around the office review today.
Team Ace Canine.

PlaqueAway

I started using PlaqueAway 19 days ago & have seen a great improvement in the amount of drool my 16 month old Labrador produces.
Prior to using, he constantly produced copious amounts of saliva and was extremely slobbery. His teeth are much whiter also. Very impressed with the results from this product.

Thank you for our update on 'G' and fabulous review. From our first contact just a few weeks to now, we're really pleased to know he's making great progress and the slobber levels are reducing. Keep us updated!
Best wishes Team Ace Canine.

By far the best product available for teeth

I’ve tried many well known seaweed based supplements for teeth in the past and always been really disappointed. I couldn’t believe how quickly and effectively PlaqueAway worked on all 3 of our dogs. Dark stains were removed within the first 2 weeks. It is such good value for money as well, the dogs and I thoroughly recommend it!

Good morning.

Thank you so much for your kind review of our product, PlaqueAway. We are thrilled to hear that it has been the best teeth cleaning solution for your dogs and has exceeded your expectations. Ace Canine products really do deliver what they say with the highest quality ingredients, no shortcuts or fillers, so they work.

Thank you for recommending PlaqueAway.
The Ace Canine Team.

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It works

My Dutch shepherd, Jethro, was diagnosed with SLO a little over a year ago. For the most part Jethro’s symptoms have been minimized, but he hasn’t had much nail growth after losing all of his nails. Also, he is not able to tolerate any type of fish oil. Since giving him the Dermal O3 supplement for a month now, several of his nails have noticeably grown back to the point where they needed to be trimmed. Also, he hasn’t had any negative side effects that he had with other supplements and fish oil. It’s been over a year since I’ve had to trim his nails. It’s obvious this supplement is working, and I’ll continue to purchase this all in one supplement.

Good morning. Thank you for the update on Jethro, that's just the best news. DermalO3 was created to target SLO and its doing its job for you. Please give Jethro a tummy rub from us.
Kind wishes
Team Ace Canine.

So glad I found this!

I purchased Dermal O3 for one of my greyhounds who recently developed SLO. He has shed about half of his nails so far. Soon after starting him on Dermal O3, he seemed to be more comfortable and is playing again. He's now on his 4th bottle and I'm about to place another order. Bonus: his coat is so shiny!

That's a very happy update - Thank you. SLO is complicated and painful for the dog and stressful for owners too. We're delighted to know he's comfortable and playing again, that makes such a big difference. Please keep us updated on nail growth, its a slow process but all signs are good.
Sending wishes.
Team Ace Canine.

sprinkles

excellent product and service. My dogs love this supplement. So unusual for them to wolf down anything that is even remotely `medical'. Its great not having to convince them that this is good for them :)

Thank you for taking the time to review and our fabulous 5 stars.

Seems to be helping

My dog has suspected inflammatory bowel disease and has spent most of her life from around 6 months old having intermittent sickness, rumbling tummy and terrible stomach cramps. She also had pretty terrible breath, and constant ear infections. She's been on prescription hydrolysed food for a number of years as she reacts to pretty much every other food we've ever tried. Even on the special food she was still having the odd flare up (once a month or so) if she had even the tiniest bit of something else to eat.
About 3 months ago I started her on epimmune and I have to say her breath has improved and she's not had a sickness flare up since the end of August. Her itching does seem to be calming down a bit too.
All I can say is I really hope it continues. She has even been able to have the odd treat of something else and it has not triggered a flare up!

Hello Claire. At Ace Canine we're all about the dogs and supporting them to live their best lives so updates and feedback like this make team Ace Canine do what we do! Epimmune will slowly balance the diestive system and in return reduce reactions like vomiting, itching, ear infections, bloating, smelly breath, bad wind paw chewing and many more. The fact that she's been able to tolerate and enjoy an occasional treat is fabulous. Please keep us updated.
With best wishes.
The (smiling) Ace Canine Team

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