Dental dog treats is more than a category about dog snacks. This category will navigate you to posts concerned with overall dog dental care.
The cost of dog tooth extractions, dog dental professional cleaning, and the various types of lumps and bumps that can occur within a dog’s mouth are all included under this category.
Many people are concerned about the costs of dog dental care. You’ll find posts on how to keep your dog’s teeth clean without having to spend a fortune.
You’ll also find posts that focus on the importance of professional dog dental checkups, regular cleaning, dog tooth abscesses, and more.
If your dog’s breath stinks it’s time to take action. We love our dogs and we’re willing to put up with a lot just to have them around, but bad breath in dogs can signal serious dental problems or worse. Halitosis in dogs (bad breath) can be caused by gum disease, an inflammatory condition caused …
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Pet companies are not bound by regulations for ensuring chew toys for teething puppies are safe. That means you, as a puppy parent, must make the best choice possible. When looking for the best dog chew toys for teething puppies, it’s important to consider the quality (what is it made of?), strength (will it withstand …
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The only person who needs to know how to remove plaque from your dog’s teeth is the veterinarian. The best thing you can do for your dog is learn how to remove plaque from your dog’s teeth. Plaque will form to some degree and the dog’s teeth may darken with age; however, you can avoid …
Stinky dog breath is no fun! It is no joke either. Dental disease is common in dogs and can lead to other health problems. Products like TruDog Dental Spray help cover the problem, but it’s always a good idea to bring your dog to the veterinarian for regular dental checkups. This post contains affiliate links.Please …
A dog tooth abscess happens when bacteria invade the tissue below a broken tooth. Signs of an impending tooth abscess include swelling around one eye, pawing at the face, rubbing one side of the face onto the floor or over furniture and even favoring one side of the mouth while eating. Dogs develop tooth abscesses …
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