Our organization was founded to provide dog owners direction on raising healthy hounds. The foundation stone of our approach was to employ the proved research offered by world class studies done in the farming industry. While the addition of nutrient dense supplements to a dog's diet is still our number one advice we now need to wholeheartedly add cleaning dog teeth as an adjunct to raising a fit dog.

Three hundred species of bacteria exist in a dog's mouth making an environment that can significantly reduce the health and well being of your dog. Many factors contribute to the commonness and severity of dog periodontal disease including breed, genetics, age, diet, chewing behavior and over all health. Periodontal disease is the most common ailment experienced by dogs. Owners concerned with the quality of life of their dogs have improved the feeding, exercise and medical care of their beloved dogs, however for several reasons they have overlooked oral health. A dog's indisposition to folks touching their mouth together with their previous short life spans has formed the high level of neglect when it comes to dog oral care. Dog's no longer die early in their senior years before periodontal illness has an opportunity to become so severe it requires treatment, owners now realize the advantages to forestalling periodontal illness thru cleaning dog teeth.

The VitaHound research staff suspects virtually all pets suffer with periodontal illness, for this reason we suspect there is going to be a so called awaking to the unneeded suffering of pets. Discoveries in dog oral care will lead directly to frequent hygiene actions such as cleaning dog teeth to become common. Thanks to the dog's close relationship with their owners, many care givers are now looking for new products developed to remove plaque and tartar buildup in a dog's mouth, which also use naturally occurring ingredients to kill damaging bacteria on contact. Beyond the efficacy of current canine oral care products, owners can use the increasing number of vets specializing in dentistry. The treatment for cleaning a dog's teeth, or removing, or repairing their teeth is fairly expensive thus owners need a plan to control costs .

Dog's mouths are biologically designed to remain strong and healthy throughout their lives. The support structure for a dog's tooth is divided into 2 parts. The marginal gingival and the attached gingival, these 2 parts combine to form what is commonly known as the interdental papillae. The papillae are located between a canine's teeth that are closely adjacent. The papillae is intended to prevent food and debris from being lodged between the teeth, this biological feature of a dog's mouth makes it possible for a dog to have good oral health without brushing. About a hundred years of domestication and the existing trend of humanizing dogs has been the cause of folks to forget that dogs once flourished in in the wild with no periodontal illness and no toothbrushes. If you control the bacteria and stop the buildup of plaque on a dog's teeth and gums they will have a fit mouth.

Products formulated for cleaning dog teeth naturally are easy and extremely effective. These products include substances that get rid of damaging bacteria in dog's mouth, break up plaque, and freshen up breath. Dog's seem not to mind the liquid or gel applied to their teeth and gums allowing the ingredients time to engage with bacteria and plaque. Our research indicates current formulations are extremely safe and effective ; however we are certain our efforts to improve these dog teeth cleaning formulas will succeed. Our staff is driven by the desire to improve the vitality and health of our beloved dogs.