No more bad breath -how seaweed can help save your dogs's teeth

No More Dog Breath: How Seaweed (Yes, Seaweed!) Can Save Your Dog’s Teeth

If you’ve ever tried chasing your dog around the house, toothbrush in one hand and toothpaste in the other, you’ll know just how difficult it is to stay on top of canine dental hygiene. Wrestling a soggy-mouthed spaniel into submission once a day (or even once a week) isn’t most people’s idea of a good time. And while dental chews are often sold as an easy alternative, the truth is—they just don’t cut it.

That’s where Ace Canine’s PlaqueAway, a natural seaweed-based supplement, comes in. It might sound a bit far-fetched, but seaweed has some serious science behind it when it comes to keeping your dog’s mouth healthy, fresh, and pain-free.

Why Dental Hygiene Matters for Dogs

We often forget that dogs can suffer from dental problems just like we do. In fact, 80% of dogs over the age of three show signs of dental disease. This starts with a build-up of plaque and tartar, and can eventually lead to painful gum infections, tooth decay, and even tooth loss.

Left untreated, dental issues can also affect more than just the mouth. Bacteria from decaying teeth can enter the bloodstream and impact your dog’s heart, liver, and kidneys—so it's not just about bad breath.

And let’s not forget the cost. Tooth extractions and professional descaling under anaesthetic don’t come cheap—not to mention the stress of putting your dog through a procedure that could have been avoided.

Why Chews and Dental Toys Aren’t Enough

It’s tempting to rely on dental chews or crunchy kibble to "clean" your dog’s teeth, but these are often more treat than treatment. Chews might reduce plaque on the biting surfaces of the teeth, but they do little to clean the gums, back molars, or the spaces between teeth—where the real problems begin.

Plus, not all dogs chew properly. Some gulp chews in seconds without any of the promised scrubbing action, and others may have sensitivities that rule out regular use altogether.

Enter PlaqueAway: Natural Seaweed Power

PlaqueAway from Ace Canine is a daily supplement made from a specific type of brown seaweed called Fucus Vesiculosus (Bladderwrack) better than common kelp for its unique ability to fight plaque and bad breath from within.

Here’s how it works:

• After being absorbed into the bloodstream via the gut, compounds from the seaweed are excreted into the saliva.

• These compounds alter the makeup of your dog’s saliva, making it harder for plaque to stick to the teeth.

• Over time, existing tartar softens and becomes easier to break down, while new plaque is less likely to form.

And because it's added to your dog’s food, there’s no wrestling, chasing, or pinning down involved—just sprinkle and serve.

The Benefits:

• Fresher breath – no more recoiling from your dog’s yawns

• Less plaque and tartar, especially around the gumline

• Reduced need for professional descaling

• Fewer tooth extractions later in life

• Improved overall health, thanks to lower bacterial load

It’s a simple, low-maintenance addition to your routine that supports your dog’s long-term wellbeing. And because PlaqueAway is made in the UK by Ace Canine, you know you’re getting a trusted, high-quality product without fillers or artificial nasties.

Who Is PlaqueAway Good For?

• Dogs who hate having their teeth brushed (so… most of them)

• Older dogs who need gentle support for gum and mouth health

• Puppies over 6 months, to help build good dental habits early

• Breeds prone to dental problems like Yorkies, Cavaliers, Dachshunds and many others, all shapes, types and sizes.

No More Battles at Brushing Time

Good dental care doesn’t have to involve you kneeling on the kitchen floor with your dog in a headlock. With PlaqueAway, you can take the stress (and the stink) out of dental hygiene—giving your dog a healthier mouth and you a bit more peace of mind.

Because when it comes to our dogs, we’ll do anything to keep them happy and healthy. But if there’s an easier, more natural way to get the job done—well, that’s something worth smiling about.

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