Dog Dental Care
Introduction
When it comes to taking care of their dog’s health, most pet owners think about vaccinations, regular vet visits, nutritious food, and exercise. Unfortunately, an oral care regimen isn’t a top priority for them. But it should be: 4 out of 5 dogs over age three develop periodontal disease.
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While many of us may object to our pet's bad breath, we should pay attention to what it may be telling us. Bad breath is most commonly an indication that your dog is in need of a dental check up, though it can also signify a more serious underlying condition.Some dogs are prone to periodontal disease, a pocket of infection between the tooth and the gum. This painful condition can result in tooth loss and
With the right tools and a bit of practice, you’ll be brushing your dog’s teeth in no time. Healthy clean teeth will prevent tooth and blood infections and help your dog live a longer life.To begin brushing your dog’s teeth, purchase a canine tooth brushing kit. It should include toothpaste and a toothbrush especially designed for a dog’s teeth and mouth. Never, ever, use human toothpaste on dogs. While we know to spit our toothpaste