Are Dental Dog Treats Effective?

 

Apart from being a reward and tasty snack, dog treats are very effective and beneficial for your pet's basic oral hygiene. The following write-up tells you more on these tasty treats and how they work.

Did You Know?
The Veterinary Oral Health Council (VOHC) approves dog dental products, like chews, rawhide bones, biscuits, and toys, as they reduce plaque and tartar buildup by approximately 10%.

Has your beloved dog done something good, like obeyed a command, not littered the house, gone out to take care of his business, or has just given you the most innocent look possible? If your answer is in the affirmative for any of the questions, then you may think that your pet deserves a treat. There are many ways to treat your pet, but are treats, like dental dog chews effective in any way? How many treats can you give your dog in a day? These are a few basic questions most dog owners ask their peers, friends, family, and the veterinarian.

Dental dog treats do work and are very effective. They are good for imbibing obedience, and also for keeping dental problems at bay. They serve as a play thing for your dog and also as an in-between snack. There is a huge variety of dog treats available in the market that you can choose from. Vegetarian treats to meat ones, rawhide chews to meat jerky, crunchy, scrumptious biscuits to rubber toys - your dog has a huge variety to choose from, and you can always consult your vet regarding which is the best for your four-legged companion.

Just like how every coin has two sides, giving a treat to your dog has two sides to it too! This Buzzle article elaborates on how effective the treats are and also shows you the flip side of this amazing snack item.
Read more at Buzzle: http://www.buzzle.com/articles/are-dental-dog-treats-effective.html