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We all know we should brush our dog's teeth every day. But let’s be honest, most of us don't. And when we do, it’s a battle. But did you know that plaque isn't just a surface stain? It’s a biofilm of bacteria that can enter your dog's bloodstream and affect their heart, liver, and kidneys. By age three, many dogs show signs of periodontal disease. It starts as a thin film of plaque, but quickly hardens into tartar. This isn't just a cosmetic issue. This bacteria can travel through the gums, into the bloodstream, and eventually settle in the heart, liver, or kidneys. Why Brushing is a Battle We Usually Lose. Daily brushing is difficult. Even if your dog tolerates it, you are only cleaning the surfaces you can reach. You aren't addressing the biofilm, the microscopic city of bacteria living under the gumline. The Biological Reset. To truly fix oral health, we have to change the chemistry of the mouth. This is where Pet-Riodontal comes in. Instead of relying on a plastic brush, it utilizes a sophisticated blend of probiotics and enzymes. Enzymatic Action: These enzymes naturally break down food particles and plaque before they have a chance to mineralize into rock-hard tartar. Probiotic Crowding: By introducing "good" bacteria, we crowd out the "bad" bacteria that cause rot and odor. The Result? Clean teeth, healthy pink gums, and breath that doesn't make you turn your head. Best of all? You just sprinkle it on their food. No wrestling, no stress, just science. Shop the Solution: Pet-Riodontal