Staying on top of your dog's dental health is so important. February is National Pet Dental Health Month. During the month, there is a large focus placed on the dental hygiene of our furry friends, ...

Who doesn’t love puppy breath? It’s a very unique smell that can only come from a cute little ball of fur. But as those pups grow older, that smell can turn downright stinky if you don’t brush your ...

For many of us, our dogs are more than just pets. They’re members of the family, our best friends and, ultimately, extensions of ourselves. Thus, it’s no surprise that the value of the global pet ...

You wouldn’t go to bed without grabbing your toothbrush, but when was the last time you brushed your dog’s teeth? Dental care should be part of their regular health routine, too. Plaque is a sticky ...

We independently review everything we recommend. We may make money from the links on our site. Learn more› By Kaitlyn Wells I have a confession to make: My dog’s breath stinks—well, at least it did ...

A video of a dog being trained to feel comfortable with having his teeth brushed has gone viral on TikTok. The clip, which has received more than 870,000 views, was posted by @sftdnyc, the TikTok ...

It’s probably much more frequent than you currently brush your dog’s teeth. Just like human teeth, your dog’s chompers have to be cleaned on a regular basis. Not brushing your dog’s teeth regularly ...

Brushing your teeth is one of those things you do without really thinking about it – it’s just a habit. But while most of us brush our own teeth twice a day like clockwork, how often are you brushing ...

FROM THE COLUMBIA ANIMAL HOSPITAL. ABOUT 1 IN 10 DOGS GET HEART DISEASE, BUT YOU CAN ACTUALLY PREVENT THIS YOURSELF BY BRUSHING THEIR TEETH EVERY DAY. AND THAT PREVENTS BACTERIA FROM BUILDING UP IN ...

At our animal clinic, we receive hundreds of questions every day. Here are a few common ones that you may find helpful. Question: How do I brush my dog’s teeth, and how often should I be doing it?

When brushing, work on one side at a time and gently raise the dog’s lip to expose the teeth. This is a learning process for both the dog and the owner. It takes a bit of time to develop the handling ...