Plaque Attack:  Dog Tartar Removal Made Easy

Does this sound like you?

You know you have the best dog in the world.  He is a wonderful companion, and you do everything in your power to ensure that he will live a long, healthy, happy life.

You feed him the best dog food.  No animal byproducts for your furry companion!  You may even cook his food yourself because you want him to have only the best, most nutritious ingredients in his food.  You make sure he gets plenty of exercise.  He has a great selection of toys to keep him amused.  You bathe and groom him yourself.  He has a wonderful, comfortable bed, which he rarely uses because he sleeps on your bed – with your blessing.  He gets regular vet checkups just to make sure he’s in tip-top shape.

During one of his earlier checkups, the vet said that there was some tartar buildup on his teeth, so you immediately began preventative measures.  You got him rawhide chews, which help slow the accumulation of plaque.  You switched his food to high quality kibbles, which also help slow plaque buildup.  You tried brushing his teeth, but that turned into a wrestling match with you getting lots of drool on your hands and him getting upset with your invasion of his mouth.  At his latest checkup the vet said the plaque buildup is getting worse.

Your vet recommended professional cleaning, but that involves putting your dog under anesthetic, which is a traumatic experience for your dog – and you.  It doesn’t happen very often, but you know that dogs have died under anesthetic while getting a “simple” teeth cleaning and the thought of that happening to your friend is unbearable.  You want him to have clean teeth because you know it will help prevent other health problems, but you don’t know what to.

Plaque Attack is the answer to your problem.

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What is Plaque Attack?

Plaque Attack is an all-natural oral care spray for dogs and cats.  It is formulated to remove plaque buildup safely and gently, without brushing or scraping.  All ingredients are human grade, so there is no question about their safety and purity.

Here is a list of the ingredients:

• DISTILLED WATER
• GRAIN ALCOHOL:  Improves absorption of the constituents, and acts as a preservative by preventing bacterial growth.
• GRAPEFRUIT SEED EXTRACT:  An antioxidant that can neutralize free radicals that damage cells and cause a number of illnesses including oral infections, tooth plaque, and gum disorders.
• GRAPE SEED EXTRACT:  The flavinoids in the seed reduce inflammation and support the immune system.  Since only the seed is used, it contains nothing toxic to pets, as in raisins and the skins of grapes.  It has been used on dogs and cats without any reported problems.
• NEEM OIL:  Has anti-bacterial, anti-fungal, and anti-parasitic properties.
• THYME OIL:  Has antiseptic properties and destroys internal parasites.
• ROSEMARY OIL:  Used as an anti-bacterial and anti-fungal.
• PEPPERMINT OIL:  Has anti-bacterial properties.  Stimulates hot and cold nerve endings and increases local blood flow.  Also freshens “dog breath.”

All of the ingredients work together synergistically to gradually loosen and remove plaque and prevent new buildup from occurring.

How Do You Use Plaque Attack?

Simply spray once a day on the largest tartar buildups.  You will notice your dog licking his lips.  This helps mix Plaque Attack with his saliva and coats all the teeth and gums evenly.  It is best to withhold food and water for 30 minutes before and after the application.  And if you can spray it at night, just before bedtime, it will allow Plaque Attack to work all night.  Do this for 2 weeks.

After 2 weeks, wipe your dog’s teeth before the application to remove any loosened plaque.  Continue applying Plaque Attack daily, wiping his teeth each day before the application.  Wiping your dog’s teeth is important, especially if he has a heavy tartar buildup.  The plaque is laden with bacteria, and you want to minimize the amount your dog swallows to prevent the introduction of bad bacteria into his system.

After one month, you can reduce applications to two or three times a week.  This will prevent plaque from re-appearing.  If you stop using Plaque Attack, plaque will begin to build up again, so you should continue to use it on a regular maintenance schedule to prevent new buildup from starting.

Does Plaque Attack Work?

The answer is a resounding “Yes.”

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Read what actual users have to say about Plaque Attack.

I have been using Plaque Attack for the past 2 weeks. I have 2 dogs.. Akita Mix and Skye Terrier.. They are both 10 yrs old. It has worked in just 2 weeks for the Akita. bad breath & tartar and stain is GONE. I am very pleasantly surprised. I should of taken before & after pics!! My Skye Terrier is taking longer because she already had gum disease and had been treated at the vet for that 2 yrs ago. But her bad breath is GONE!! The tartar is taking longer to come off but I have seen alot of improvement in her bleeding gums!! Yes I will buy the Plaque Attack again when my supply runs out!!

I thought it was going to be a waste but I had to do something for my little mixed breed who had a horrible time with her last teeth cleaning – she almost died because her heart has a really bad murmur. But, I’ve been using it for about a month – trying to be consistent with it – and the right side of her mouth is fabulous, while the left side is still a little “crusty.” But, it works and I’m glad it’s all natural. She doesn’t love it, but it works and her breath is so much better. She is almost 12 and small and diabetic. So I’m just being super careful with her. It’s worth the money!!!

Plaque Attack is a wonderful product. I was skeptic but with money-back guarantee I ordered one bottle a year ago and have been ordering ever since. My 10-year-old Cocker has been suffering with gum bleeding since I had his teeth cleaned at five years old (will never do that again). Anyway, lived on medication every six months (expensive!). Used Plaque Attack for one year; his gums looked good to me. But the real clincher was November healthy check vet visit. Dr. could not believe how good his gums looked!! In the beginning I had to use it morning and night. But after several weeks, I only use it at night now before he goes bed without drinking water. It works all night. He is one cranky senior citizen but never balks when I spray this (quick 3 sprays) on his gums.

Is Plaque Attack Expensive?

No!  A 3-month supply is only $20.95 if you order through Amazon.  Compare that with the cost of a professional cleaning, which can run several hundred dollars, and vets recommend getting your dog’s teeth cleaned yearly.

Several hundred dollars a year, plus the trauma to your dog and your anxiety, knowing your dog will probably be okay under anesthetic, but also knowing there is a chance he could die.  Weigh that against a safe, quick daily spray in his mouth for just over $20 for 3 months.  Seems like a real no-brainer, with Plaque Attack winning hands down.

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