Hey, my name is Kiril Todorov and I have been breeding and training dogs since 2016. I have always believed that nature provides everything animals need to grow and live healthy and perform their function properly. Therefore, I approach the additional cleaning of dogs’ teeth with misunderstanding and I think that it is completely unnecessary, as there is a natural mechanism for this.

Before I tell you how I have been keeping my dogs’ teeth perfectly white for years, let’s take a look at what dental plaque is and how it forms.

More than 80% of pets over the age of three have plaque and tartar buildup!

What is tartar?

Tartar is a hard mineral deposit that forms on the teeth and gum line. It is the result of the mineralization of dental plaque, which is a sticky layer of bacteria that forms on the teeth. If it is not removed in a timely manner, it can harden and turn into tartar, which is much more difficult to remove.

Causes of tartar

Diet

Diet is a major factor that affects the condition of teeth. Dogs fed commercial, dry food accumulate plaque much faster and more often. Like “Zrancho”, the granules stick to the teeth.

It is a mistake to believe that dogs chew the kibble and thus clean their teeth. This leads to the opposite effect. Dogs chew only when they tear a piece of meat, skin, tendons or bones.

Running a dog hotel for 7 years now, over 5000+ dogs have passed through me, thanks to which I had the pleasure of observing the effect of the different diets.

From personal experience, I was able to convince myself that the BARF method (raw meat, bones, organs, vegetables, etc.) is the best way to eat. Dogs that are fed raw have:

• White teeth;
• Excellent weight;
• Small and hard stools;
• Shiny fur that does not fall off;
• Super appetite

Thus, in our desire to offer my customers food of excellent quality, we created Divus Foods. A small brand in which the priority is the personal attitude to the customer, fresh raw materials, high quality and professionalism of our team.

If you want your dog to be healthy too, find out more about us: https://divusfoods.com/

Threats of tartar

If left uncleaned, tartar can cause a number of health problems in dogs.

Gum disease

A bacterial infection that affects gum tissue leads to inflammation, redness, swelling, and even tooth loss.

Dental caries

Caries occurs as a result of bacteria that destroy tooth enamel.

Bad breath

The bacteria cause bad breath and bad breath.

Pain and discomfort

Hard deposits irritate the gums and cause discomfort when chewing.

Systemic health problems

Tartar bacteria enter the bloodstream and affect other organs in the body, leading to heart, kidney and liver diseases.

Preventive measures

Here are some tips on how to take care of your dog so that you avoid tartar!

Choose healthy and raw food

Raw food maintains good oral hygiene and low plaque levels. It is a prevention against the formation of tartar, unlike foods high in carbohydrates and starch. If your dog consumes mostly raw menus, the bacteria in his mouth will decrease and his breath will be fresher and more pleasant.

Provide him with natural and natural treats to chew on

The best and most natural way to clean teeth is to tear meat and gnaw bones.

The muscle fibers of the meat act like a toothbrush.

We understand how difficult it is to imitate natural nutrition at home – it’s hard to find raw materials, you’re not sure what to choose and what’s safe for your dog.

That is why we offer a wide assortment of chewable treats. They are 100% natural – useful and safe for your dog, rich in nutrients. You can choose between different proteins and sizes:

• Rabbit ears;
• Horse bone;
• Deer bone;
• Calf tails, trachea, tendons;
• Lamb trachea, tripe, etc.

Chewing is an extremely important and natural behavior for dogs. Thanks to it, happiness hormones are released – dopamine and serotonin, which are also important neurotransmitters.

If you want your dog to be happier, healthier and more obedient – give him something to chew!

To save you time, we have created a Chew Box.

Two sizes of boxes filled with our selected chew products to help you take care of your dog!