Canine Dental Care
Periodontal disease can lead to a number of health issues. Yes, it will cause tooth/gum infections and tooth loss which is painful for your dog. But, the mouth is the entrance to your body and when it is not healthy, it leads to other health problems such as kidney, heart and liver damage. 80% of dogs by the age of three have some sort of dental disease: gingivitis, halitosis, tumors, cysts and periodontal disease. Symptoms of Periodontal Disease: Red and Swollen gums Bad breath Excess drooling Tartar build-up Tooth Loss Prevention Includes: Weekly lip and gum examinations Dental vet check-ups Dental chews ....And...Yes.... Bi-weekly teeth brushing! Brushing our Canine's teeth is something most of us disregard as important, but can play a key role in preventing health problems. It can be a simple process once your furry friend gets used to it (It's easiest to start the habit when they are puppies). You should never use human toothpaste, because it contai...