Tackle tartar and plaque naturally and prevent new plaque.

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The special ingredients from traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) and veterinary medicine have the ability to soften tartar so that it can be removed from the teeth over time. WHITE dental plus therefore offers a very good alternative to traditional teeth cleaning without the need to brush your teeth or resort to chemical agents. However, successful tartar reduction is subject to certain conditions, which we explain in detail in the product description.

It is important to note that tartar always has a cause, but even dogs that are barfed can get tartar. The pH value in the mouth and the position of the teeth also play a role. If the causes (apart from the position of the teeth) for the formation of tartar are not eliminated, natural teeth cleaning can become an endless battle. We go into this in detail in the product description.

If you are unsure or have any questions during treatment, please contact us.

Info: WHITE dental plus is now available as a powder in the current batch at the request of many customers. The ingredients are of course 100% identical.

DOG FIT by PreThis® WHITE dental plus feeding recommendation:

• Mix 1 measuring spoon daily with the feed up to a weight of 10 kg.
• Only dogs weighing around 2 kg are given a measuring spoon every 2 days.
• 10 to 20kg 2 scoops daily
• 20 to 30kg 3 scoops daily
• 30 to 40kg 4 scoops daily
• 40 to 50kg 5 scoops daily etc.

Information for WHITE dental plus and FRESH customers

DOG FIT by PreThis® WHITE dental plus plus can be mixed with food or fed in a treat such as cottage cheese or liver sausage. One scoop per day is recommended per 10 kg of dog weight (the scoop is included in the packaging). Small dogs weighing 1 to 2 kg should be given one scoop every other day.

The active ingredients in DOG FIT by PreThis® WHITE dental plus are absorbed into the saliva via the digestive system and thus reach the teeth. The natural active ingredients dissolve the tartar so that it can be removed. As a natural product, it needs time to develop its effect, which should be taken into account. The duration of administration of DOG FIT by PreThis® WHITE dental plus cannot be generalized. At least 6 to 8 weeks are required to achieve initial success. Depending on the age, position and strength of the tartar, the position of the teeth (especially small breeds with teeth that are too close together due to breeding) and the quality of the food, it can also take 12 weeks or longer.

Patience is very important here. Please persevere and don't give up after just 6 weeks. However, there are also limits to natural cleaning. If the tartar is already very thick, mineralized, lumpy, all over and spread over many teeth, unfortunately you have waited too long and possibly made mistakes with regard to diet and chewing material. Tartar always has a cause and has nothing to do with the age or breed of the dog! By the way: brushing teeth is something for humans and not for dogs. Brushing your dog's teeth does not remove tartar.

If you want to feed your dog FRESH herbal mix in addition to bad breath and/or gingivitis, you should do this together with WHITE dental plus. FRESH combats bacteria that live in tartar and can cause both bad breath and inflammation in the mouth. Please add FRESH to the food once a day or feed it as a treat. The effect of FRESH on bad breath and/or gingivitis may become visible a little faster within 2 to 4 weeks. You should feed FRESH for the same length of time as WHITE dental plus, as the bacteria can grow in the dog's organism and have a long-term effect on heart, liver and kidney problems.

Dental care with coffee tree wood

You can also support your dog's dental care with a chew made from coffee tree wood. The wood of the coffee tree is special because it does not splinter, is durable and is softened by the saliva to obtain a fibrous consistency. The fibers of the wood support the abrasion of the tartar softened by WHITE dental plus and also the plaque that can become tartar over time. The fibers replace the fur that wolves eat from their prey to clean their teeth. You can find the coffee tree wood in our store: Klick hier

Recognize tartar triggers

As already mentioned, tartar always has a cause! In almost all cases, dog food is the cause of tartar and plaque, as well as incorrect and/or too little chewing material. Particularly with small breeds, which tend to have narrow teeth due to breeding specifications, you have to pay very close attention to the ingredients in their food. Of course, large breeds also need the right food. However, many dog owners do not realise that they are feeding an industrial food, although 90% of all foods are just that.

But I do feed a good food! Really?

The pet food industry is very skilful at not declaring tartar-causing and, above all, harmful ingredients as such. Successful tartar removal and prophylaxis depend to a large extent on food and chewing materials, and dry food is the unhealthy ready-made pizza for dogs. It does not belong in any bowl!

If a food is fed with tartar-promoting ingredients, even the best product may not be effective, or it may take a very long time and not be sustainable. But the promotion of tartar is only the lesser evil with many foods. Dry food in particular is partly responsible for many other diseases (renal insufficiency, thyroid, heart and liver disease, leaky gut and other intestinal problems, etc.). Why this is the case is explained in detail in our food check.

What does the feed declaration on the packaging really mean?

What does the feed declaration on the packaging really mean? Does the feed really contain "fresh beef" if it says so on the packaging? How is the meat content cheated? What is meat meal actually? What does hydrolysed beef, lamb or poultry protein mean? What are "nutritional additives"? What is beet pulp? What does yeast mean? What is apple pomace? What is yucca? What are mannan oligosaccharides? What is pea protein? What is dicalcium phosphate? What is sodium chloride? What is potassium chloride? Why are cereals and maize harmful? Why are they still contained in many types of food? Why is dry food very unhealthy and responsible for many diseases? Our food check answers all these questions in detail. Your dog's (dental) health will thank you!

As already mentioned, tartar always has a cause! In almost all cases, dog food is the cause of tartar and plaque, as well as incorrect and/or too little chewing material. Particularly with small breeds, which tend to have narrow teeth due to breeding specifications, you have to pay very close attention to the food ingredients. Of course, large breeds also need the right food. However, many dog owners do not realize that they are feeding an industrial food, although 90% of all foods are just that.

Our products should be fed once a day. It does not matter whether this is in the morning or evening, together or separately. However, it is important to follow the dosage recommendation and give the product regularly.

DOG FIT by PreThis® WHITE dental plus is 100% natural and vegan!

Ingredients: 93.75% kelbalgae and 6.25% Rheum Palmatum (Da Hung) extract 4:1

The proportions of the analytical components are not constant, as WHITE dental plus is a natural product and the proportion depends on exposure to light, growth time, season and drying.

For dogs weighing up to 10 kg, one can is sufficient for 2 months. For dogs weighing over 10 kg, one can is correspondingly shorter. For large dogs we have a 2, 4 and 5+1 offer!

One measuring spoon contains 0.75 g.

WHITE dental plus is free from genetic engineering, fructose, gluten, yeast, soya and undesirable artificial additives. The iodine content can optimise thyroid function, with a minimum value of 120 mg/kg.

Please keep out of the reach of children. The product should be stored in a dry, cool place and protected from light.

DOG FIT by PreThis® WHITE dental plus: 1 package = 80g

Our products are free from undesirable additives, including genetic engineering, animal testing, gluten, fructose, yeast, soya, palm oil, flavourings, sugar, cereals and preservatives. They therefore fulfil the highest requirements for very good feed supplements.

WHITE dental plus is extremely well tolerated as it is 100% natural and vegan. It contains no genetic engineering, gluten, fructose, lactose, yeast, soy or artificial additives and promotes digestion, feed conversion and metabolism.

Brushing your teeth does not help with tartar. The plaque is too hard to remove with a toothbrush. We also believe that brushing dogs' teeth is not species-appropriate.

It is important to make sure that the food you give your dog is species-appropriate and balanced. Dry food can lead to serious health problems. High-quality wet food and raw meat bones as chewing material can be a good alternative. Natural chews such as rabbit ears with fur and 100% air-dried meat strips should also be considered. If you are unsure, please book our food check.

FRESH and WHITE dental plus can be added to both wet and dry food. However, we recommend that you do not give your dog dry food, as we as nutritionists and veterinary practitioners consider it unsuitable and even unhealthy for dogs. Tartar and bad breath are only the lesser of two evils with such a diet. WHITE dental plus can only combat the symptoms, not eliminate the causes. If you don't tackle the causes, it can lead to an endless battle against bad breath and tartar. Dry food does not belong in any bowl if you love your dog. We offer our food check service to find out more about your dog's diet.

It tastes and smells slightly salty from the sea. Due to the drying and gentle processing, it is highly accepted by dogs.

Many dog owners with small dogs, especially those weighing around 2 kg, often ask us whether our product is suitable. Yes, our product is also suitable for very small dogs. You should use one scoop every two days, as described in the feeding recommendations under Application.

Important: Smaller dog breeds often have teeth that are too close together due to breeding and are therefore particularly susceptible to tartar. It is particularly important to ensure that small breeds have good quality food and appropriate chewing material.

Tartar always has a cause, which includes industrially produced dry and wet food as well as too little or the wrong chewing material. If the causes of tartar build-up are not addressed, natural teeth cleaning can become an endless battle. On the one hand, tartar should be removed and on the other, it is encouraged by inappropriate food and a lack of teeth cleaning. We inform you in detail in our food check about the causes and prevention of tartar formation.

Wir empfehlen eine Kombination von FRESH und WHITE dental plus, wenn Zahnfleischentzündungen, Mundgeruch oder Zahnstein gemeinsam auftreten. WHITE dental plus wirkt gegen Zahnstein und Plaque, während FRESH, das Zahnfleisch beruhigt und Zahnfleischentzündungen lindert. Zudem hat FRESH eine antibakterielle Wirkung und bekämpft Mundgeruch, der überwiegend durch Bakterien verursacht werden kann. Beide Produkte haben zwar unterschiedliche Anwendungszwecke, aber aufgrund ihrer Synergiewirkung, können und sollten sie, wenn es erforderlich ist, miteinander kombiniert werden.

It is perfectly normal for a dog to gorge, as dogs are natural scavengers. In the wild, they eat quickly to protect their food from other animals and to ensure that they get enough. This instinct has hardly changed despite domestication, so many dogs still eat their food hastily.

WHITE dental plus should be ingested via the food so that the active ingredients can enter the saliva via the digestive system and effectively combat tartar - there is no rubbing against the teeth.

The effect of WHITE dental plus can be additionally supported by species-appropriate chewing material. Chewing articles such as cowhide, ox tusks or cattle ears are recommended as they promote the natural abrasion of tartar and strengthen the chewing muscles.

A species-appropriate diet is essential, as many industrially produced dry and wet foods contain ingredients that are unsuitable for the dog's body. These can lead to problems such as tartar, intolerances, autoimmune diseases and thyroid, heart, liver and kidney problems.

If you are unsure about feeding your dog or have questions about ingredients in dog food, we recommend our food check. Many dog owners find it difficult to correctly interpret the declarations on food packaging - especially if they are still feeding dry food.

One bag contains 60 capsules and is sufficient for up to 2 months or longer, depending on the weight of the dog. It is similar with powder products, please refer to the product under contents and dosage.

Yes, the manufacture of our products is certified in accordance with HACCP ISO 9001 and therefore complies with the highest German guidelines.

Information for our customers

The manufacturer of the products is solely responsible for all information provided in the shop. All information without guarantee. Subject to change without notice. Product images and packaging in the shop may differ from the products supplied. Further information can be found in our GTC.

Our range includes pet food supplements.

They are not intended to cure diseases and do not replace a visit to the vet. Pet food supplements are not a substitute for a balanced and species-appropriate diet. They should be stored out of the reach of children, in a cool, dry place and protected from light. The recommended daily intake of supplementary pet food should not be exceeded.

Pre-existing conditions

If your pet already suffers from organic diseases, autoimmune disorders, intolerances, allergies, epilepsy etc. and may also be taking medication due to an illness, it is important to consult your vet before giving your pet supplementary foods. Our advice does not relate to the use of medications and their side effects or interactions. Please also consult the vet who prescribed the medication.

Important to know!

It is important to realise that natural pet foods often need to be given several weeks, and sometimes even longer, before a noticeable effect is seen. As with most natural products, this requires patience and perseverance. It is unlikely that you will notice an immediate effect within a few days or weeks. However, it is important to consider the use of pet supplements in combination with a healthy diet and lifestyle to achieve long-term results.

Painkillers - Please note!

It is important to consult your vet before administering painkillers. Unauthorised administration of painkillers such as aspirin, paracetamol or ibuprofen can have toxic effects in dogs and should be avoided. An overdose or improper use can have serious consequences and jeopardise your dog's health. Please contact your vet to determine the correct painkiller and dosage for your dog.

Interactions

If your dog is receiving medication from the vet for a medical condition and you are wondering if there are possible interactions with our products, it is important to note that this depends on the specific medication. Some chemical medications can have strong side effects, which makes a difference to possible interactions. First and foremost, interactions occur with chemical medications and are rare in combination with natural products, but cannot be completely ruled out. It is therefore advisable to always consult your vet before giving your pet supplementary foods.

Feed check

A feed check does not include individual nutritional advice with a feeding plan. The information provided by the nutritionist does not constitute a diagnosis, therapy or treatment, but is merely a review of the feed and a feed recommendation. The client is always responsible for his/her dog/cat. The nutritionist does not bear the risk for negative effects that have led to undesirable side effects in connection with the information and food recommendation provided. The client must be aware that a food check cannot replace a medical consultation or treatment. No previous illnesses and/or medication can be taken into account. The nutritionist is not liable for damages of any kind. Errors and mistakes excepted.

Interactions If your dog is receiving medication from the vet for a medical condition and you are wondering if there are possible interactions with our products, it is important to note that this depends on the specific medication. Some chemical medications can have strong side effects, which makes a difference to possible interactions. First and foremost, interactions occur with chemical medications and are rare in combination with natural products, but cannot be completely ruled out. It is therefore advisable to always consult your vet before giving your pet supplementary foods.

If the pet suffers from organic diseases and/or is taking medication due to a medical condition, it is important to consult the vet before administering feed supplements. Our advice does not relate to the use of medication and its side effects or interactions. Please also consult the vet who prescribed the medication.

There is a lot of ignorance about thyroid problems in dogs or about iodine, most of which is collected on the web. To explain: the most common malfunction is hypothyroidism.

Forms of hypothyroidism:

• Primary hypothyroidism: destruction or atrophy of thyroid tissue
• Secondary hypothyroidism: destruction, malformation or suppression of the pituitary gland
• tertiary hypothyroidism: malformation or acquired damage to the hypothalamus
• Congenital hypothyroidism: congenital defect associated, for example, with a disorder of iodine uptake or iodine utilisation

An oversupply or undersupply of iodine can only affect the thyroid gland with long-term and excessive intake. The main cause of an iodine oversupply is often the long-term feeding of industrially produced dry or wet food. Unfortunately, over 90% of all dog foods contain artificial vitamins and minerals in often far too high quantities, which can be found as additives or under the label "nutritional additives", including iodine. These are often used to compensate for the poor nutritional quality of the food in order to make the product saleable. In addition, many ready-to-eat foods contain preservatives, attractants and other additives, not all of which need to be declared. This applies to 98% of all dry food, which is generally not suitable for dogs. Dry food was invented by the animal feed industry in the post-war period and is still advertised today as "healthy" at great expense.

Many people like convenience and simplicity, which is why dry food has persisted to this day. Unfortunately, ignorance on the part of dog owners, false promises from manufacturers, advertising and little regulation support this trend. If you inform yourself, you will learn that dry food, but also many wet foods, are unhealthy for your dog. For example, a high-quality food does not need any additives, a little vitamin D is fine, but that's it.

You can use WHITE dental plus without hesitation as it has a low iodine content of 120mg/kg. One scoop contains only 0.75 grams and you should feed one scoop per 10 kg of dog weight every day. For very small dogs weighing around 2kg, it is sufficient to mix one scoop into their food every other day. WHITE dental plus is a popular BARF ingredient and is safe for the duration of treatment if fed in a species-appropriate and high-quality diet.

However, as we do not know what you are feeding your dog and many dog owners are unfortunately not sufficiently informed, we recommend that you carry out the treatment in stages and take a break of 2 weeks after every 6 to 8 weeks. If you provide your dog with a sensible diet, this recommendation does not apply, as iodine is vital for dogs.

If your dog already suffers from thyroid dysfunction, this does not automatically mean that he has to go without iodine. However, the amount is crucial. Please ask your vet, who should ideally have completed additional training as a nutritionist. This additional training is not usually part of the veterinary degree programme. If your vet does not have this qualification, please consult another vet or a veterinary practitioner.

Wir möchten jedoch darauf hinweisen, dass WHITE dental plus nicht geeignet ist für Hunde mit einer Schilddrüsenerkrankung, bevor dies nicht mit einem Tierarzt abgeklärt wurde.

Book tip:  "Dogs would live longer if..." by Dr Jutta Ziegler. The book is, so to speak, a driving licence for dog owners and provides information about the machinations of the feed industry and the practices of many vets and veterinary clinics that are not in the best interests of dogs.

It is advisable to switch to a fresh, healthy and species-appropriate food for the sake of your dog's health. Are you unsure about the food? Then book our food check and you'll find out everything you need to know.

If the dog is receiving medication from the vet for a medical condition and you are wondering if there are possible interactions with our products, it is important to note that this depends on the specific medication. Some chemical medications can have strong side effects, which makes a difference to possible interactions. First and foremost, interactions occur with chemical medications and are rare in combination with natural products, but cannot be completely ruled out. It is therefore advisable to always consult your vet before giving your pet supplementary foods.

If your dog is receiving medication from the vet for a medical condition and you are wondering if there are possible interactions with our products, it is important to note that this depends on the specific medication. Some chemical medications can have strong side effects, which makes a difference to possible interactions. First and foremost, interactions occur with chemical medications and are rare in combination with natural products, but cannot be completely ruled out. It is therefore advisable to always consult your vet before giving your pet supplementary foods.

Allergies and intolerances in dogs have unfortunately been on the rise in recent years. The reasons for this can very often be traced back to the feeding of industrially produced dry food and, in case you don't know, 90% of all food (including wet food) is industrial food. Doctors (who are not usually nutritional experts, which is not part of their degree programme) are quick to recommend a hypoallergenic or diet food. So your dog goes from the frying pan into the fire and is even more likely to be fed ill.

There are so many allergies that it would be too much to list them all. But you need to know that allergies are usually not allergies at all, but intolerances, i.e. intolerances due to intestinal barrier disorders, because up to 90% of the immune system of all mammals is located in the intestine. If the intestinal flora is damaged and the intestinal mucosa becomes inflamed, a so-called leaky gut can develop. A leaky gut. In simple terms, bacteria now enter the bloodstream and the immune system sounds the alarm. Diarrhoea, itching, inflammation, etc. can develop. "My dog is so sensitive and can't tolerate many things, he has a lot of allergies" has already become a standard phrase for many dog owners.

Not only does dry food dehydrate your dog, its long retention time in the intestines, additives and its dry properties can lead to disorders, irritation and chronic inflammation in the intestines over time. Once this has been remedied by adequate treatment and a healthy diet, the "so bad allergies" usually disappear and the dog can usually eat many things again that he previously could not tolerate at all - and diarrhoea, itching etc. are then also a thing of the past. Please stay away from dry food and hypoallergenic foods. There is nothing in them that is good for your dog. On the contrary, it has nothing to do with nutrition!

A healthy and high-quality diet for your dog is not as difficult as you might think.

• Do you think you are feeding your dog a healthy diet?
• Do you trust your vet's or the manufacturer's food recommendations?
• Then you also know what nutritional additives, hydrolysate and technological additives, nutritional additives, mean and how dry food is produced?
• Are you of the opinion that if it says "fresh meat" on the label, it's also inside?
• Do you even know how meat should be labelled correctly?
• Do you really understand the declaration of the feed 100%?

Are you unsure? There's no shame in that, you're no different to many other dog owners. But we're here to help! We offer a food check for our customers. Make use of it!