Why Chew Toys Matter for Your Dog Dogs love to chew—it’s natural and beneficial for them. Chewing helps clean teeth, relieve stress, and provide mental stimulation. However, some chew toys can harm your dog's teeth, leading to pain and costly treatments. Providing safe chew toys ensures your...
What is Malocclusion in Dogs? Malocclusion occurs when a dog’s teeth or jaw are misaligned. This can cause pain, difficulty eating, and dental problems. Signs of malocclusion include: Difficulty closing the mouth fully Misaligned teeth or jaw Discomfort while chewing Dropping food or excessive drooling Abnormal wear...
What is Veterinary Dentistry? Veterinary dentistry focuses on diagnosing, preventing, and treating dental issues in pets. Oral health directly impacts overall health. Poor dental hygiene can lead to pain, infections, or even organ damage. Regular check-ups ensure your pet stays healthy and happy. For more information on veterinary...
Oronasal fistulas in dogs occur when an abnormal passage forms between the mouth and the nasal cavity. This condition can result from birth defects, dental disease, trauma, or tumors, allowing food, fluids, and bacteria to travel between the mouth and nose. In a healthy dog,...
Feline tooth resorption is a common but often misunderstood dental condition that affects many cats. This progressive and painful disease can have a significant impact on your cat's quality of life if left untreated. In this blog, we’ll explore what feline tooth resorption is, the...
Understanding Pet Pain As veterinary dental specialists, we're frequently approached by worried pet owners when their dog or cat suffers a tooth fracture. Conversely, many ask if treatment is necessary when their pet appears unaffected by the broken tooth. It is a scientific fact that dogs feel...