Dog Dental Care Without Brushing
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 พ.ค. 2024
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If your dog or cat will not let you clean their teeth, then one of these 5 Home Remedies can help. Dr Jones' dog Tula won't let him brush or hand scale her teeth, so he is starting with these remedies now.
Dog Dental Home Remedies
1. Aloe Vera
2. Coconut Oil
3. Propolis
4. Plaque OFF
5. Natural Mouth Wash: 1/2cup green tea, 1teaspoon honey
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I’ve been using plaqueoff for years. My yorkie Teddie gets a A + from vet every-time and he’s 7 - no plaque never had a cleaning at vet office. I do brush 1-2 times a week.
Thanks cause trying to get in my cat’s mouth to brush is like trying to get in Fort Knox! Then she looks at me like “Just stop. Why are you doing this? I’ll never open my mouth.” (Insert classic cat stare). 😂
I started brushing my doodle’s teeth every day as a small puppy. He hates it but tolerates it well because it’s routine.
Tula is a trooper
Awesome, video! I'd also like to advocate for old fashioned green beans (string beans, French beans). They can be a 1 tbsp topper to raw or kibble diets and they add fiber to the diet and they melt plaque. It works on both my dogs, who hate vegetables but love green beans. I used the unsalted canned or I buy fresh or frozen and boil till cooked. then let cool and add to meals. (I don't feed pets raw vegetables due to gas and bloating.)
Oh I love this thank you 🩷
I've been coating their biscuits with honey/ coconut oil mixture. And give it to them for their bed time treat. When they crunch the biscuits the mixture gets into every cranny of their teeth and gums.
Thank You Dr. Jones, this information is a Godsend for all of us with doggies and cats who do not want us manually brushing their teeth 😁 🦷💯👍🏼💙
When I first got my pomeranian she was 18 months old. I took her to the vet. Vet said according to how bad her teeth was she was 8 yrs old. I started brushing her teeth daily and used coconut oil. I took pics of her teeth to monitor her progress. There was so much improvement. I just recently noticed my 7 yr old male Pom is starting to get the tarter and plaque on his teeth too so now I have to come up with a game plan for HIM. He’s not as cooperative in getting his mouth messed with so I think this is gonna be fun, NOT! Btw I knew my girl was actually 18 months and not 8 yrs cuz I had her paperwork.
That really something how your Vet thought your Pom was 8 yrs by her teeth when she was really only 18 months. I wish I'd know this info years ago for my little rescue dogs. They had bad teeth and were impossible to let me clean their teeth. It was like they thought I was going to torture them or something.
@@alexandrakennedy8078 tbh I think my Willow was kept in a cage all her life and just neglected. When I first got her her paws were all splayed out like she had been in a cage all that time. Not too long after I got her she started having seizures and I’m sure they didn’t just start when I got her. So either she was so neglected that the owner never saw the seizures or she knew about them and that’s why she decided to get rid of her. I’ll never know but she’s in safe hands now. When she came to me she was shaved down to bare skin and when I asked the lady why she did that, cuz everyone knows you don’t shave Poms like that, she told me she didn’t like cleaning up all the fur she shedded a few times a year. Poms SHED! If you don’t want a dog that has all that fur and sheds get a freaking chihuahua! Can you tell I’m STILL pissed even after 2 yrs?? Willow is the sweetest dog ever, despite where she came from.
@@mystikskye did you use a pet toothbrush or just your finger with the coconut oil? Thank you!!!
@@dianasimplifies I used a toothbrush and sometimes used a rechargeable sonic toothbrush. I actually just bought a new one the other day to use on my boy. Luckily I’ve never had a problem using any kind of device like that on my dogs. I use a dremel for their nails and the only thing I have to watch out for with that is sometimes I get the fur on their paws twisted up in it but even doing that every so often doesn’t make them afraid of me using it! If you think your dog wouldn’t like the toothbrush then you could use your finger or even a qtip.
@@mystikskye ok thx..I've tried the little doggy brush you stick on your finger. He's not really into it at all lol
Great suggestions! Good girl, Tula💕 so funny she lets u do all if that but no “dental cleaning”😆 Appreciate all u do for us Doc!
Tula is obedient. My dogs would have jumped down and run off.
Ty good to know
Same!! I would have been struggling just to touch his lips 😂😂
Tula is incredibly good. I love that she's such a docile demo-dog!
Omg thank you! Nice to see an actual vet even have issues. Too many talk of brushing the dog's teeth, but even if raised with mouths being touched, and trained to it, some just cannot stand it. And fight the teeth brushing. They fight the care. More so when the dogs age. They get crankyyyy. Lol
My vet told me he doesn't brush his dogs teeth. He just takes them in and does dentals on them. Now he's in with a vet demanding a bunch of vaccines prior to surgery so I'm having to find other alternatives which is prob good bc the dentals are kind of short lived for my dog. His breath is awful. Maybe some of these tips will help.
Studies: about green tea studies, those who drink a lot of green tea also have a higher percentage of people who don't eat sweets, junk food, lots of vegetarians and other "granola" types a a higher than normal percentage in the mix. So it might not even be the tea. I'm not saying it doesn't work - just saying some of these studies don't think of everything, and methodology might be off.
Please update us in 3-6 months to let us know if this is helping Tula!
Can’t wait for the results in 3 months! I use Coconut Oil and Plaque Off. Started 1 month ago. We shall see! 👀
Hello, just wondering how did it go. Did the coconut oil and plaque off work?
Plaque off never worked for both my dogs.
Great tips! Thank you!
So glad I found this video
Thanks soooo much!! I love your videos!
Thank you for the information
Thank you for your info.
Thank you. So appreciated.
Amazing tips thank you!
Great info.
Love the way the dog is sitting patiently, and licking his lips in anticipation
This is such fantastic and helpful information!! Thank you so much, Dr. Jones!
Hi Dr. Jones Thanks so much for these great tips.
Will have to try
Tula is such a good patient❤❤❤
Bless you Dr. Jones.
Thank you so very much!!
Thank you, that's amazing!!
Thank you for sharing
I think I love you and all your knowledge!!
Thanks so much!
Thank you, Dr. Jones and Tula! Tula is such a good girl!
Thank you for all the helpful information you share, I appreciate it so much 👍🏼 Tula is a sweetheart 💖
Thank you so much!!! Love these remedies 🧡🐾
Thank you Dr. Jones. GOD BLESS👍🎯🙏❤
Thank you 😊
Thank you Dr Jones I adore Tula she is always ready to help you make this amazing videos !!!! You guys are wonderful thank you for been who you are and share so much with all of Us!🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻💕💕💕💕sending tons of love
Thanks Dr Jones for sharing this information with us.
Thank you sir
For great help and information 👍
Tula is such a lovely model, lets you demo everything on her!!!!
Love it thanks for sharing
You read my mind! I was just thinking yesterday, “I hope he does a dental care episode!” Many thanks! 👏 👏
You are the best!! Thanks
Thank you Dr. Jones for all your help!❤️🙏🏼🥳🙏🏻
Thank you dr for the valuable information! God bless you!
Thank you so much for this information! So this if ok for kitty cats and people, too! Great info. ❤️
Great video Dr. Jones! Curious if you have heard anything about 1-tdc and if so, if you have any opinions on it.
I will try a few of these tricks on myself!
Thanks dr J. I’ll give it a try
Oh my gosh! If I had only known!
I will share this with everyone!
Thank you so much
Thanks for all of the information! I've learned a lot from you.
I have a lot of aloe vera growing in my yard.
Thank you! I truly appreciate this information as my poodle has never let me brush her teeth and I’m always left feeling bad after a vet visit. It would of been nice to know these alternatives from my own vet but like I said I truly appreciate you taking the time to make this video!
Tula is such a good grl.
Good girl, Tula❤. Thx Doctor.
Good tips. She’s such a good girl
Great suggestions! You are wonderful as always. Thank you very much! 🌸🙏🌸
Great and timely information Dr. Jones! I will definitely try these tips. I give my doggies the plaque off chews and they gave help. Thank you 🙏🐶🐶
What a good girl!❤
Thank you
Thank you! Great information as always. I will try one of these suggestions on my 15 year old dog.
Thank you.. 🐶💗
Thanks
Thank you for giving us the information ℹ️! Now I need to try to do it, constantly.
The plaque off worked for my dog with the most plaque, but results showed around six months while eating dental sticks. What really helps is chewing. My other dog is not a chewer so I’ve been mixing in some kibble in his food. He plays with his dental sticks and ignores biscuits/treats. My youngest dog had some plaque build up and it went away within the first week. She loves to chew and eats any treats (including dental) without a second thought.
Thanks for sharing
raw cow bones give goot fat and collagen plus calcium and chewing
@@jenkempyep that’s what I use raw bones from Publix…pretty cheap too!!
Who makes plaque off? Where can I get it?
@@mariateresamoriarty1914
Got mine Pet Food Express
That’s funny, he always asks for a sip of tea. I usually add water as didn’t know if it was good for him:) My boy now likes his tooth brush after we started playing with it like a fetch stick.
Great
Thank you so much . I’m Certainly going to try these . Especially the coconut oil 👍
Tula still doesn’t want he teeth messed with!
I will need to work on Pipsqueek❣️
Thank you!
Very interesting, thanks Doc !!!
Thanks!
Thank you for all the remedies. Do raw bones help with keeping teeth clean?
What a good girl!
Another great helpful informative video. Esp helpful for those that are fed up with ridiculous costs of vet care. Dental is at the top. It's incredibly helpful to be given your suggestions for at home care instead of doing nothing!
Thank you Dr Jones I really appreciate your videos,
Glad you like them!
Good girl Tula ❤️🐶
My dog is so good he lets me do absolutely anything to him but do anything inside his mouth. Thank you so much for this information it's a huge help. I have been using the coconut oil and now I have the other products to add 😊
This was right on time. I am going to give the coconut oil a try. Thank you
Thank you so much Dr. I appreciate you soooooo much. My Maltese has a little Tartar and I immediately came to your videos💃🏽. By the way does green tea stain teeth? Blessings
My 🐶 thanks you ❤
A million thanks Dr Jones. Vet told me my cat has gingivitis. I am looking for natural remedy. Luckily I found this video.
While green tea may be beneficial for humans, it contains caffeine, which is toxic to dogs. 1 cup of green tea can contain 30-50mg of caffeine. Even "decaffeinated" tea still has trace amounts, so this is one I wouldn't use.
Alright! Thank you for the tips for oral care Doc 😉
Iv not had much luck with the tooth brush either, the silicone finger toothbrush a little better, but she’s not a fan of either really.
Thank you for this useful information, as there are so many things on the market, il be trying some of your suggestions! 👍
My dog chew on pawstruck knee caps No plaque ❤ she is almost 4🎉
Thank you doctor Jones. Now I’ll know what to do with all 4 of my dogs.
After all that demo on how to clean the dog’s teeth Tula is going to end up with a Colgate smile ✨😬 ✨
Can you please do a follow-up video on how the combination of Plaque Off and coconut oil worked for you? Thank you!
Dr. Jones💌🐾,
Unreal how my boy LOVES when it's time to brush his teeth 🪥 even flossing (where he just chews the string 🤦♀️😂). I would prefer a natural toothpaste instead of the vet given one. I will try these though , awesome video again 💌
Coconut oil is amazing within a week I noticed an improvement in of dogs breath.
God bless you for all you do. Thank you😇❤️🙏
You are so welcome
plaque off works brilliant for my dog he wont allow his teeth to be brushed xx
Great to see coconut oil being used. I use it myself too. After brushing my teeth, I swish it around my mouth as the last thing I do. I have found that the benefits are any plague sloths off and my gums are healthier too.
Waiting to hear your follow up on the plaque off, please!
Great info. Hope it works. Hey, you changed the way you say free book! I guess because you added "new" to it.
this video was gold for me. I have a rescue who had a very bad first 3 yrs of her life, and when I got her, she did have one teeth cleaning under anesthesia. She developed a stage IV heart murmuur and mitral valve issue the next year, so unfortunately she cannot go under anesthesia for cleaning. Compared to Tula, I cannot hardly even see her teeth; that is how hard it is for me to get into her mouth. Ive tried brushing with the finger brushes, a small brush, you name it but it is like wrestling an alligator each time I brush. I am going to try these remedies of which I have most of them at the moment. Cheap alternatives as well. Thank you so much for this.
generic kelp powder works just as good. but yes i think the iodine content limits the amount you can give. i accidentally imbalanced my dog's diet with too much iodine with a fish head bone broth that I made and during that time his raw meaty bone scraped off A LOT of stubborn plaque. i correct the iodine dosage though after i found out
Thanks doc. I bought some cotton gloves that have a finish that is not smooth. I've been rubbing coconut oil on my dogs teeth and gums with the gloves because I can't do much with a tooth brush in her mouth. I'm gonna try your other suggestions.
I keep a pure silver dollar in my dogs water bowl. I have seen a noticeable degree of less tartar on all the dogs teeth. Vet even noticed the difference. It is slowly but surely removing tartar and their breath is fresher too and teeth look whiter. Poms, mini poodles, Pom mixes. I use colloidial silver gum and skin infections works great.
What’s silver dollar? I can’t seem to find it anywhere.
I've seen noticable results from the Bark bright sticks and gel in my retired greyhounds, which have notoriously bad teeth.
Raw bones will clean even bad tarter buildup if you can get an older dog to chew. May take a few times since the teeth/gums may be sensitive. If they chew and clean up some of the tarter, give them a few days and more bone and they will progress to more teeth.