An easy healthy gesture for the holidays – Buccafresh toothpaste spray

Musher is young, she will be two years old in a few weeks. His teeth are fortunately still very white and very healthy.

Despite everything, I pay attention to his mouth. Like us, dogs' teeth do not grow back… If they are damaged, it is for life.

I wondered how to maintain his teeth between each brushing. I looked for what existed: chewing bones, lozenges, drops to dilute in water… I tested several products and I admit that Musher has a weakness for chewing bones… I don't find them so effective that because my dog ​​gobbled them up in 4 seconds. Has the bone really had time to wander between each tooth to “rub and loosen the dental plaque” like what is written on the package? I'm skeptical...

After reading good reviews on several online stores, I chose to test the Buccafresh toothpaste spray from the veterinary laboratory Beaphar.

It is a spray to be sprayed in the dog's mouth. It's a small bottle that fits in the hand. Once the product has been applied, the dog will naturally rub the product with its tongue on its teeth: which, combined with the enzymes present in the product, acts like a toothbrush. No need to rinse either. It's normally very easy to use...

Musher is a very docile dog that I handled a lot and learned a lot from. She knows how to open her mouth on demand, for example. I knew that the pshitt was going to surprise her so to prevent her from hating the product and I'm afraid I did some pshitt on my fingers to show her and I rubbed her teeth with my fingers. She liked the naughty taste. I haven't tasted it but the smell is rather discreet. It doesn't smell like minty human toothpaste. It actually smells like medicine.

The next day, I tried again with a pshitt directly in his mouth. The pshitt continues to surprise her and I'm not sure she loves this feeling, but in the end I have no difficulty doing this healthy gesture to her on a daily basis. A good habit to get into. It is also a good solution to avoid the deposit of tartar. In dogs, as a reminder, scaling is done under anesthesia at the veterinarian. If the operation is trivial, the anesthetics are never so much to protect the teeth of your dog as effectively as possible.

Small note: under no circumstances should you use toothpaste for humans, the fluoride they contain attacks the teeth of dogs and weakens them.

I move and travel a lot with my job and Musher accompanies me everywhere: the Buccafresh Toothpaste Spray is ideal.

I put it in Musher's little suitcase, a few pshitt every day and voila: finished the pie and dental plaque. Teeth maintenance is easy. And I also do prevention for the bad breath that awaits her when she gets older...

I got into the habit of shaking the product before use (totally useless but it's a reflex): be careful, if the cap is not present, it may splash a little. If the cap is there, no worries.

The holidays are approaching, take the spray with you and keep your dog's teeth clean and healthy with a simple pshitt!

However, for me, the Buccafresh toothpaste spray does not dispense with regular manual brushing, but a pshitt during the holidays will be more than enough to take care of your dog.