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102, 2024

Choosy About Chews: How to Pick a Dental Chew for Your Pet

Oral health is an often overlooked, yet crucial, aspect of your four-legged friend’s overall wellbeing. Without regular dental care, your pet can suffer from painful periodontal problems or systemic infection and disease. Because dental disease can become severe, you must be proactive regarding your pet’s oral health, and one effective [...]

1501, 2024

Crunch Time: Dental Diets for Pets

Pet owners strive to provide the best for their furry companions, and that includes maintaining their overall health, right down to their pearly whites. One crucial pet care aspect that often goes overlooked is oral health. Just like in people, dental issues in pets can lead to pain, infection, and [...]

101, 2024

What’s That Smell? Dental Disease in Pets

As your four-legged friend leans in for a kiss, you may jerk back in horror at their mouth odor. When did your pet’s breath get so bad, and why did it happen? If your furry pal has stinky breath but is otherwise behaving normally, they likely have dental disease. However, [...]

1512, 2023

Dental Diagnostic Tools and Their Benefits for Pets

Although you can take a peek in your pet’s mouth, their oral health extends beyond what you can see. As much as 60% of each tooth and its supporting structures lie hidden below the gumline, which makes diagnosing infection, injury, and other disease impossible through a visual examination alone. In [...]

112, 2023

What is Feline Gingivostomatitis?

Think back to the last time you had a sore spot inside your mouth from a burn, ulcer, or the dreaded cheek bite. The smallest mouth injury causes significant pain for most people, and the same holds true for pets. Cats with feline chronic gingivostomatitis (FCGS) develop painful ulcers on [...]

1911, 2023

Retained Deciduous Teeth in Pets

Dog and cat dentition develops similarly to humans—they are born without teeth, and a temporary baby set erupts shortly after birth. As adolescents, the permanent adult teeth erupt and the baby teeth fall out. The process sounds simple but is actually rather complex, and problems can occur with a pet’s [...]

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