Has anyone used Bright Bites Dental Treats with their dogs? What does everyone use for keeping their dog's teeth plaque-free? I've heard dogs can get gingivitis by age 3...and periodontitis later on in life. Wanted to see if anyone's used it, and what they think of it. Thanks.

 

I put some in my gas tank, and my fuel injectors have never been whiter and brighter. Woof woof.

 

Count on Urban to give a smartass answer.

 

Or me!
I chew on them late at night when it's too late to snack on something, but I'm hungry.... Makes by breath sweet and my smile whiter and brighter too.

I was waiting for someone else to come up w/a smart answer when I first saw this.

 

You eat dental treats? Now that you put it that way, they do have some delicious sounding flavors..Cinnamon, peppermint, and spearmint.

 

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You just know that on a car forum SOMEBODY was gonna have fun w/this subject, right? AndUrban and I are two of the most naturally experienced wiseacres here.... It was meant to be. I"m only surprised that VB didn"t join in too??
But it"s all in fun. No insult intended.
I don"t own a dog, haven"t for years,and have no experience w/modern man-made dog bones and treats, so.....

 

I own two emasculating dogs, so I really have no business making fun of anyone in this topic. [8D]

 

Emasculating? (eĀ·masĀ·cuĀ·latĀ·ed, eĀ·masĀ·cuĀ·latĀ·ing, eĀ·masĀ·cuĀ·lates) Is that what you meant to say?

Just cause you have dogs doesn"t mean you couldn"t joke about this subject in the off-topic section of a car forum, does it?
After all, you are the only member here that regularly drives a Chevy and doesn"t even own a Mazda.
[sm=icon_stickpoke.gif]We kid you about that all the time, but it doesn"t mean you are any less of a well respected member here. (Can you feel the LoVe?) [sm=lol.gif][sm=lol.gif][sm=lol.gif]

 

Well technically I could be the second one...I drive a Saturn Sky Redline, which is GM owned. VB you're not alone!!

Plus, the reason I'm asking about Bright Bites is because gingivitis can be an expensive to treat, and my dog is right around that age where he's prone to it. Thought I'd bring it up and hope that someone could relate.