Do you know that nearly 80% of dogs over three have some form of dental disease? That’s a lot of bad breath! As a vet and a ...

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 ...

For many of us, our dogs are more than just pets. They’re members of the family, our best friends and, ultimately, extensions of ourselves. Thus, it’s no surprise that the value of the global pet ...

Brushing your teeth is one of those things you do without really thinking about it – it’s just a habit. But while most of us brush our own teeth twice a day like clockwork, how often are you brushing ...

We can’t blame our dogs for running like the wind whenever we approach them with a toothbrush. Their wolf ancestors were never asked to open up and say “aah” so they could have their teeth polished ...

Ever wondered how to clean a dog’s teeth without brushing? Although many owners understand that daily brushing is the best option for dental health, it’s only natural to ponder the alternatives. A ...

The American Veterinary Dental Society says oral disease is the No. 1 health problem in dogs and cats. And gum disease affects about 80 percent of pets over the age of 3. “Taking care of your pet’s ...

The cost of dog teeth cleaning is between $170 and $350, while an ultrasonic cleaning with other procedures under anesthesia can cost up to $4,000. Brushing your dog’s teeth regularly and using safe ...