Buco+ Dental Care for Dogs Over 15 kg

Who is this product for?

buco+ is a 100% natural dental supplement made in Quebec, designed for the oral health of dogs weighing over 15 kg (33 lbs). It is particularly suitable if you are looking for:

• A natural solution for bad breath, plaque, and tartar
• An innovative scientific approach that targets the biological cause (GINGIPAIN enzyme), not just the symptoms
• An alternative to brushing for dogs who refuse to have their teeth touched
• Long-term protection against gingivitis and tooth loss
• A Quebec-made product of pharmaceutical quality, with no aftertaste
• A simple routine: one sachet to mix with daily food

Key benefits

• ✅ Helps to reduce bad breath (halitosis) at the source
• ✅ Reduces plaque and tartar buildup
• ✅ Protects gums by neutralizing the destructive GINGIPAIN enzyme
• ✅ Fast and progressive action
• ✅ 100% natural, safe, and with no aftertaste
• ✅ Made in Quebec by a family company specializing in animal health

Why your dog's dental health is important

Did you know that 80% of dogs show signs of oral problems from a young age? The consequences of poor dental health go far beyond bad breath:

• Dental plaque: food debris (materia alba) combined with certain oral bacteria forms a film on the teeth.
• Tartar: the hardening of plaque by calcium deposits forms tartar, which can only be removed by a veterinarian under anesthesia.
• Bad breath: certain anaerobic bacteria produce sulfur compounds responsible for the odor.
• Gingivitis and periodontitis: another family of bacteria (Porphyromonas) produces an enzyme called GINGIPAIN which destroys the natural defenses of the gums.
• Tooth loss: in the long term, untreated gingivitis can lead to tooth loss and systemic infections (heart, kidneys).

The buco+ innovation: neutralizing GINGIPAIN

buco+ contains an exclusive patented ingredient that specifically neutralizes the GINGIPAIN enzyme and its toxicity on the gums. This is a unique approach on the market. Instead of simply masking symptoms (as flavored tablets do), buco+ addresses the biological cause of the problem.

Ingredients

• Ovo-protein (egg yolk): source of the specific anti-GINGIPAIN antibody.
• Pharmaceutical-grade prebiotic fiber: supports healthy oral flora.
• Bacillus subtilis strain FRT BSN1: oral probiotic that helps rebalance the flora.

Which format to choose?

💡 If this is your first time using buco+, we recommend the 56g format to complete the full treatment without interruption.

Instructions for use

Phase 1: Initial treatment (56 days)

1. Add one sachet per day to your dog's daily food.
2. Mix well into the entire portion (morning or evening, no matter).
3. Continue daily for 56 consecutive days without interruption.

Phase 2: Maintenance (after 56 days)

1. 2 sachets per week, mixed with food.
2. Ideal for maintaining long-term results.

How long before seeing results?

• 2 to 3 weeks: noticeable improvement in bad breath.
• 4 to 6 weeks: visible reduction in dental plaque.
• 56 days (end of initial treatment): optimal benefits achieved.
• Long-term with maintenance: continuous protection against recurrence.

Signs that your dog might benefit from buco+

• Persistent bad breath (halitosis)
• Visible deposits on teeth (brownish or yellowish tartar)
• Red or swollen gums
• Dog eating more slowly or hesitantly
• Excessive drooling
• Older dog or breed predisposed to dental problems (small dogs, brachycephalic)
• Preparation for or follow-up after a veterinary dental cleaning

If your dog has bleeding gums, refuses to eat, or shows signs of pain, consult a veterinarian before use. buco+ is a preventive and supportive supplement, not a treatment for advanced periodontal conditions.

Storage

Store the product in a cool, dry place. Do not refrigerate. Keep out of reach of children.

A Quebec product

buco+ is developed and manufactured in Quebec by Baci+, a family company specializing in natural and science-based animal health solutions. By purchasing buco+, you support local expertise and an innovative approach to animal dental health.

Important notice: the information provided on this page is for informational purposes only and does not replace the advice of a veterinarian. For advanced dental problems, veterinary dental cleaning is still necessary.