Larry has been my best friend through every chapter of my adult life. So when the vet recommended a dental cleaning, I told myself it was the responsible thing to do, and it was.
Then the office called. He’d made it through the surgery, but they were having trouble waking him up, and he was struggling to regulate his body temperature. As soon as we hung up, I sat down and cried.
He made it. But the thought of losing him on a table, over something I could have stayed ahead of, broke something in me. On the drive home I held him and made him a promise: never again. Not like this.
I made him a promise in the car that day, that I’d stay ahead of the small daily things, instead of waiting for the big scary ones.
That’s the whole reason I started using Daily Dental Defense. It’s a beef-liver food topper with dental prebiotics built in, one small scoop over his breakfast every morning. No toothbrush. No wrestling. No guilt.
Underneath the “treat,” it’s supporting his oral health every single day. It made the everyday part simple, the part that happens at breakfast, dinner, and all the ordinary days in between.
Daily beats perfect.
A little every day is so much easier to keep than a big fix now and then.
He thinks it’s a treat.
Scoop it over breakfast, no toothbrush, no chasing him around the kitchen.
If your dog is getting older, and they all are.
The small daily habit is one of the simplest things you can do for a senior dog.
