March 23, 2011 — -- A good dental care program for your dog includes: • Regular visits to your veterinarian, which include an oral exam • Veterinary dental cleaning as advised • Daily home dental ...

After a long day, nothing compares to coming home to a happy dog. Yet, when your pup’s breath smells like something from a horror movie, every time they say “hello,” you may think, hell, no. So, it’s ...

Have you brushed your dog's teeth today? If the thought sounds a little nutty to you -- on par with giving your pup a pedicure, perhaps -- you might want to have a chat with your vet. She’ll probably ...

When it comes to your dog’s oral health, prevention is the best medicine: Brushing your dog’s teeth for just a few minutes a day will help your pet live a healthier life. Dental disease is a fairly ...

Caring for your dog’s hair, teeth, nails, and ears goes far beyond just appearance—it’s about ensuring their overall well-being and preventing potential health issues down the line. From dental care ...

How often do you brush your dog's teeth? If your answer is a confused shrug, there's a Tiktok video you should probably see. Uploaded by vet_techs_pj, the viral clip is titled "Do you brush your dogs ...

February is designated as National Pet Dental Health Month, but the truth is that your pet’s oral health should be something ...

Cats and dogs need dental care, too! While they don’t need routine visits to the dentist like their human companions do, it is still just as important to keep their teeth clean as it is to keep yours ...

Question: My dog just had a dental procedure under anesthesia and they called and asked me to have X-rays done because he had two missing teeth. I explained that he never had those teeth from birth ...