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	<title>Comments on: How to Clean Your Dog&#8217;s Teeth</title>
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		<title>By: Dorothy UK</title>
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		<description>If your dog has tarter on it&#8217;s teeth, you should consider having them professionally cleaned. However, if you trust your vet and he/she says that this is not necessary, I think that you can refrain from doing so. 
 
At the expense of being barred from this site, I will make a confession. I have had dogs for forty five years and I have never ever brushed their teeth. (Regrettably they have had other health issues). Thankfully they have never had dental problems, perhaps this is due to the fact that I have always given them something healthy to chew every day. They love raw carrots, dried fish sticks and I sometimes give them RAW bones 
 
Try giving your dog a carrot or a RAW bone and this will clean their teeth. 
 
Just a daft thought, I brush my teeth three times a day and I still have dental problems. Should I dump my toothbrush and try raw carrots, my dog&#8217;s teeth are healthier than mine. 
 
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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>If your dog has tarter on it&rsquo;s teeth, you should consider having them professionally cleaned. However, if you trust your vet and he/she says that this is not necessary, I think that you can refrain from doing so. </p>
<p>At the expense of being barred from this site, I will make a confession. I have had dogs for forty five years and I have never ever brushed their teeth. (Regrettably they have had other health issues). Thankfully they have never had dental problems, perhaps this is due to the fact that I have always given them something healthy to chew every day. They love raw carrots, dried fish sticks and I sometimes give them RAW bones </p>
<p>Try giving your dog a carrot or a RAW bone and this will clean their teeth. </p>
<p>Just a daft thought, I brush my teeth three times a day and I still have dental problems. Should I dump my toothbrush and try raw carrots, my dog&rsquo;s teeth are healthier than mine.</p>
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