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Dog Dental Care

By the tender age of three, more than 80 percent of dogs show signs of gum disease, according to the American Veterinarian Dental Society. It's no surprise, then, to learn that two-thirds of dog owners aren't giving their pets the recommended dental care. If left untreated, gum disease leads to...

Dog Dental Care

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  • March 31st, 2011

    Pet Product Review: Herbal Dental Kit and Dry Dog Instant Clean from EcoWellDog Sometimes I sit there and pet my dog and realize how bad he stinks and could really use a bath Then I look outside and am hit with the fact that it's winter in Colorado, a foot of snow on the ground and 20 degrees, probably...

  • March 31st, 2011

    Ever wonder what the most common health problem is for dogs? It's periodontal disease. A staggering 75-80% percent of dogs two and a half years and older may start to develop trouble with their teeth. Tooth and gum problemscan become painful and serious if left untreated and may possibly cause your...

  • March 31st, 2011

    Why is dental health for my pet important?Tartar and gingivitis are two of the most common problems seen by veterinarians and poor dental hygiene can lead to gum disease, loss of teeth and, if untreated,...

  • April 29th, 2009

    You probably wouldn't let a visit to the dentist fall by the wayside if it was your appointment, or a checkup for one of your kids. Guess what? Your dog needs those scheduled dental examinations just...

  • April 27th, 2009

    We all know how important it is for us humans to brush our teeth daily for good health, clean teeth and fresh breath. But did you know that your dog can benefit from this daily habit as well? Besides...

  • April 27th, 2009

    Treats are a great way to show your dog a little extra love. These special yummies can be anything from homemade biscuits to a package from a doggy bakery, or even just a morsel of steak from your...

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