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Why Dog Chews can be good for your Labrador

January 4, 2013 By All About Labradors

Dog Chews are much more than a snack!

If you don’t fancy the prospect of brushing your labradors teeth on a regular basis then you should look into buying dental care dog chews.

Most dogs really hate the idea of having a toothbrush in their mouth. Most of them don’t even like having your hand in their mouth! Apart from that there’s the fact that most of us might feel a bit uncomfortable about cleaning our dogs teeth. Or we might even forget! The point I am making is, ‘Our dogs teeth don’t always get cleaned as well as they should’.

Dog Chews are a real help. They can solve this problem for you.

Dental Chews are very much like toothpaste for us. There are different chews for different problems. They help clean your labradors teeth and just like ‘most’ of our toothpaste, they help with the ‘bad breath’ issue.

Continuing with the theme of ‘similarities to toothpaste’ you will also be able to find a number of dog chews that tackle different dental problems. They can fight plaque, eliminate mouth bacteria and reduce tartar. How great is that!

If you are looking for some chews for your labrador retriever you have the choice of going down to your local pet shop or, go shopping online. Either way its great fun shopping for your lab!

Dog Chews with Chlorophyll help combat bad breath

When buying any of these products make sure you read what they do and whether or not they are dental chews. They will be very useful to both you and your labrador. My lab, Tasha spends hours with her chews both eating and playing with them!

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