When it comes to the health of your pet, dental care is not an area to skimp on. Poor dental hygiene can lead to bad breath, yellowing teeth, and gum disease, which can cause pain and discomfort for your pet. Unfortunately, veterinary dental care is often overlooked or put off for too long. Here are …
Have you noticed that your beloved pup has been acting a bit off lately? If their behavior changes, they may be suffering from tooth pain. Tooth pain can cause dogs discomfort and even distress, not to mention the long-term damage it can cause to their teeth and gums if left untreated. From general signs of …
As a pet owner, you know that your pup’s health and well-being is your responsibility. Just like with humans, that includes dental care. If you’re not sure where to start when it comes to keeping your dog’s teeth and gums healthy, don’t worry. We’ve got you covered! We’ll break down the basics of your dog’s …
Ear scratches and belly rubs are always a good thing but it is not the only way to show our pups love. Keeping them in optimum health with wholesome dog food like SquarePet AND keeping their pearly whites white and plaque-free with dental care bones like the ProDen PlaqueOff® Dental Bones system from Swedencare is …
This post is sponsored by Suchgood. When it comes to my toofers, I don’t worry about them too much. On the other hand, my Lady is a different story! She says our dental health is as important as our nutrition in keeping us healthy and happy. She helps me and the pack take care of …
Just like people, cats need to have proper tooth care. Not only does dental care help prevent tooth decay, but it can also help a feline stay free of diseases and ailments such as gingivitis. Once a week is generally all that is needed for cat teeth cleaning. This is also a good time to …
Dental hygiene is an important part of your dog’s health. In addition to cleaning their teeth, it is an opportunity to assess their health by checking your dog’s gum color. From pale gums in dogs to bright red, you can tell a lot about their health from the color. Learn more in this informative article. …
Dog teeth problems are very common, and most dogs will experience some dental issues by the time they are three (3) years of age. Most dog teeth problems can be traced to lack of brushing, a diet of only wet and soft foods and the lack of veterinary care. Just like people, dogs should have …