Dental For Dogs

If you brush your teeth every day to keep them clean and healthy why wouldn't you do the same thing for your best friend, the dog.  Taking care of your dogs teeth today can help prevent unnecessary pain and suffering in your furry friend, not to mention bad breath.

All dogs are at risk for developing dental problems and should have a daily dental routine to prevent these problems. Periodontal Disease occurs more often in smaller breeds and older dogs.

1)  Your veterinarian will recommend which tooth brushing methods are best for your dog. You should apply these methods on a daily basis to help prevent plaque build-up on dog's teeth and to help maintain healthy gums.
2)  Inspect your dog's mouth regularly
3)  Watch for warning signs of periodontal problems
4) You should also have your veterinarian perform an annual intense cleaning under anesthesia.