The Secret to Healthy Pet Teeth and Gums

We've all seen aisles of pet food at the supermarket, each claiming to be the best for your cat or dog. But let's cut through the noise. We believe & in fact experienced over many years that, a raw diet stands out as the most natural, healthiest, and biologically appropriate choice for your pets. This also has a direct relation to the diet that you feed your pet. Often many wet tinned foods & biscuits stick to your pet’s teeth when they are eating becoming breeding grounds for bacteria & supporting the build up of tartar. 

Less Plaque, Less Tartar

When your pet munches on a raw diet, there's less plaque build-up on their teeth. A bone meal once or twice a week really support a healthy gum by scraping the teeth clean. Less plaque naturally means less tartar, promoting a healthier oral environment. On the other hand, kibble often contains high levels of carbohydrates, contributing to the accumulation of plaque and tartar as it often sticks to the teeth.

The Best Raw Foods for Teeth Cleaning

Think beyond the can or dry food bag. Products like chicken carcasses and lamb ribs are not just meals; they're teeth-cleaning powerhouses. The act of chewing these raw products naturally scrapes off the plaque from the teeth. Natural treats like tripe sticks also do the same thing. They support overall health by scraping the teeth naturally as your pet enjoys the enrichment of devouring their meal or treat.

Enrichment: The Icing on the Cake

As if the dental benefits weren't enough, raw foods like chicken carcasses and lamb ribs add fantastic enrichment into the diet. These foods challenge your pets mentally and physically, engaging them in a way that kibble never can. Chewing releases endorphins into your pet's system, contributing to overall body health.

Transitioning to a raw diet is more than just a feeding change; it's a lifestyle choice. Not only will your pet's teeth and gums thank you, but you'll also feed off the positive energy of seeing your dog or cat become healthier, more vibrant, and more energetic.

Oral health should never be an afterthought in pet care. Neither do we at Nurturing by Nature believe that a dental should be part of the course for pet’s although it is a very common procedure. Maybe if more pet owners switched to are Pet’s would naturally have much better teeth. If you genuinely want to see a difference, consider switching to a raw diet. It's a choice that aligns perfectly with a natural and healthy lifestyle for your pets. Say goodbye to plaque and tartar, and say hello to a happier, healthier companion.

You will also thrive of seeing your pet healthier.