Why Pets Dental Care is Important And How You Can Do?

Why Pets Dental Care is Important & How You Can Do?

According to studies, most dogs and cats have some sort of dental disease by the time they reach their third birthday. Maintaining good dental health is highly essential for your pet’s longer and healthier life.

Early Signs of Dental Disease in Pets • Foul breath • Tartar buildup • Excessive drooling • Swollen or bleeding gums • Painful gums • Difficulty in eating • Loose or broken teeth • Swelling inside or around the mouth

How to Take Good Dental Care at Home • Introduce an oral cleaning routine • Feeding a dental diet • Dental treats and

1. Oral Cleaning Routine for Pets

If your dog is reluctant to let you brush their teeth, you can gradually train them to let you do that.

Using palatable toothpaste and a brush that is convenient to use will make the job

Pet Dent Toothpast e @budgetvetca

Pet Dent Toothpaste contains Chlorhexidine gluconate and other polishing agents for deep cleaning of your pet’s teeth. It is very flavorful and helps in reducing tartar and plaque buildup.

Orovet Oral Rinse @budgetvetca

It is a highly useful antiseptic formulation that reduces bad breath and the formation of plaque and tartar. If your pet doesn’t let you brush its teeth daily, rinsing with Orovet oral rinse is a good alternative.

Pet Dent Finger Brush @budgetvetca

This finger brush is specifically designed for the teeth of pets and it provides a good grip as the brush can fit easily onto the index finger for easier brushing.

2. Feeding a Nutritious Diet

A healthy diet is essential for preventing dental disorders and maintaining your dog’s overall health.

Oral foods, which are specially made to support dental health, are also available on the market to guarantee that your pet receives the best nutrition possible.

3. Dental Treats and Chew Toys

All dogs love treats. Giving your dog dental treats, dried meat like dried beef ears, snouts or tendons, or raw bones helps create a good chewing action to scrape the teeth clean.

Chewing is necessary for dogs of all ages for mental stimulation, jaw exercise, and dental care.

Teeth are steps to good health, and keeping them clean and healthy will pave the way to your pet’s wellbeing.

The efforts you put into maintaining your pet’s dental hygiene will reflect in your pet’s increased health, vitality, and a longer life tomorrow. Connect with your vet to discuss your pet’s dental health today!

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