By The Time Your Dog Is 2 Years Old, There's An 80% Chance They Already Have This Health Problem

Did you know that 80% of dogs have gum disease by the time they’re 2 years old?

It sounds crazy, but it’s true. Dental issues are incredibly common in dogs. Part of the problem comes from the fact that dogs’s mouths have high alkalinity, which contributes to gum disease.

And periodontal issues can lead to all sorts of discomfort and misery in your dog, including…

• Painful, bleeding gums

• Irritability

• Bad breath

• Loose or missing teeth

• Yellow or brown teeth

• Excessive drooling

• Pain when chewing

• Swollen or inflamed gums

• Bacteria entering their bloodstream

Of course, no owner wants their dog to suffer through these problems. But what can you do to help relieve and prevent these issues?

Especially when they’re so common that 4 out of 5 dogs experience them by the age of 2?

In order to deal with this problem, it’s important to understand what’s causing your dog’s periodontal issues in the first place.

Without a doubt, the easiest and most effective way to deal with periodontal issues in your dog is to prevent them from happening in the first place.

But how do you do that?

In order to save your dog from the miserable symptoms of periodontal disease, there are 2 steps you need to take:

Step 1: Remove plaque through brushing or friction.

As we mentioned, when plaque builds up on your dog’s teeth, it’s important to remove it before it can harden into tartar. One way to do this is by regularly brushing your dog’s teeth, similar to how you brush your own.

Most pet owners don’t have the time or the desire to brush their dog’s teeth every day (it can be a tedious task, especially if your dog’s gums are already sensitive). So instead, many people choose to give their dog some kind of dental treat or chew toy that can help remove plaque through the friction of their chewing.

Step 2: Combat bacteria-induced inflammation.

When it comes to gum disease, one of the worst offenders is inflammation. Inflammation is what causes your dog’s gums to become swollen and bleeding. Reducing inflammation, on the other hand, can help speed the recovery of your dog’s gums and keep them healthy.

That’s why, in addition to removing plaque, you also need a way to help reduce the inflammation associated with gum disease.

Many dog owners use a dental chew treat or toy in an attempt to maintain their dog’s periodontal health. Unfortunately, most of these products are only mildly effective for one big reason:

They only work on the surface—not under it.

We just established that there are 2 steps to preventing gum disease in your dog. First you need to remove the plaque, then you need to combat the inflammation.

Traditional dental products and chews only “work” through the friction that comes from chewing, which means they help to remove plaque…but don’t do anything about inflammation.

So what CAN you do about inflammation?

Well, here at WINPRO Pet we’ve just released a brand-new product called Functional Dental Stix.

They’re the first and only dental product for dogs that addresses BOTH the plaque and the inflammation aspects of periodontal disease, giving you a convenient and effective way to keep your dog’s mouth clean and healthy.

Our Functional Dental Stix are designed to effectively remove plaque off your dog’s teeth as they chew, helping to eliminate the root cause of periodontal disease.

Plus, added ingredients help reduce inflammation and support healthy gums!

Simply put, these are the most advanced and effective dental treats available for dogs anywhere.

Just give them to your dog a few times a week to improve their overall dental health, reduce plaque buildup and gum inflammation, reduce the frequency of teeth cleanings, and improve overall gut health by reducing the number of unwanted bacteria that enter your dog’s bloodstream through the gums.

These are already becoming one of our best-selling products—and for good reason. Give them a try yourself and find out why so many owners are using WINPRO Pet Functional Dental Stix to help their dog maintain excellent dental hygiene.