A bark-worthy bite
HOW TO CARE FOR YOUR CANINE’S CANINES
Different breeds face different dental challenges. Here’s how to prioritize oral hygiene for all the running, playing, and snuggles ahead with your furry friend.
RISK: Crowded teeth = faster plaque and tartar buildup.
Use finger brushes, wipes, and dental chews for tiny mouths.
RISK: Large mouth, strong bite = fractures and tartar buildup.
Brush often, check for fractured teeth, and provide dental chews.
RISK: Flat-faced dog = crowded teeth, shortened muzzles, challenges with chewing.
Monitor closely and use chews designed for flat-faced breeds.
A bark-worthy bite
HOW TO CARE FOR YOUR CANINE’S CANINES
Different breeds face different dental challenges. Here’s how to prioritize oral hygiene for all the running, playing, and snuggles ahead with your furry friend.
RISK: Crowded teeth = faster plaque and tartar buildup.
Use finger brushes, wipes, and dental chews for tiny mouths.
RISK: Large mouth, strong bite = fractures and tartar buildup.
Brush often, check for fractured teeth, and provide dental chews.
RISK: Flat-faced dog = crowded teeth, shortened muzzles, challenges with chewing.
Monitor closely and use chews designed for flat-faced breeds.
Dogs aren’t supposed to have constant bad breath. Persistent odour is often an early sign of gum disease.
Tooth Trouble 101 Signs that it’s time to take your dog to the vet.
Bad breath
Pawing at the mouth
Excessive drooling
Difficulty eating
Behavioural changes
Red, swollen gums
Visible tartar buildup and tooth discolouration
Dogs aren’t supposed to have constant bad breath. Persistent odour is often an early sign of gum disease.
Tooth Trouble 101 Signs that it’s time to take your dog to the vet.
Bad breath
Pawing at the mouth
Excessive drooling
Difficulty eating
Behavioural changes
Red, swollen gums
Visible tartar buildup and tooth discolouration
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