As veterinary dental specialists, one of the most common questions we hear is:“How can my dog eat with missing teeth?”Our honest answer: Many dogs eat better once painful, diseased teeth are removed. Dogs are incredibly resilient. Even though they rely on their teeth for chewing, missing...
On the surface, anesthetic-free dental cleanings might appear as an attractive alternative, eliminating the risks related to anesthesia and being pocket-friendly. The procedure entails holding the pet in place while eradicating visible tartar and plaque from the teeth, often resulting in a superficial improvement in...
Cats with dental disease are frequently misdiagnosed, possibly because getting them to the doctor is difficult! Older animals are more likely to have diseases affecting teeth and gums. Although this is true for some conditions like tooth resorption or advanced periodontal disease, young cats can...
An age-old debate has bubbled up among dog owners and pet enthusiasts alike. Should we be brushing our dog’s teeth? Well, the quick answer is yes, you should. Just as humans rely on oral hygiene to maintain health and prevent diseases, so do our four-legged...
Most of us humans place a lot of emphasis on brushing our teeth. Not only for our oral health but for the prevention of bad breath. When it comes to this daily task, we have a distinct advantage over our pets due to our opposable...