How does it form?

As plaque remains on the teeth, it can mineralize due to interactions with minerals in the dog's saliva, turning into tartar. A tartar is a yellow or brownish deposit that tightly adheres to the teeth, especially along the gumline.

Consequences of tartar?

If not addressed, tartar can lead to dental issues such as gum disease, tooth decay, inflammation, and eventually, tooth loss.

Prevention of tartar?

Feeding your dog raw meaty bones provides natural brushing and flossing actions that will prevent tartar buildup and maintain good oral health in dogs.