5 practical tips for dental health in dogs

Dental health is an often-overlooked part of a dog's overall health. Neglected teeth can lead to bad breath, pain and even heart and kidney problems. Here are 5 tips you can add to your daily routine.
1. Regular tooth brushing
Use a toothbrush and paste made for dogs. Human toothpaste is harmful to dogs. Even brushing a few times a week makes a difference.
2. Products that support dental health
Dental chews and care toys help reduce plaque build-up. Choose vet-approved products.
3. Take bad breath seriously
Persistent bad breath is often the sign of a problem. Gum inflammation caught early is easily treated.
4. Annual dental check
Oral assessment shouldn't be skipped during the general examination. Ultrasonic scaling is applied when needed.
5. Mind the diet
A balanced diet supports teeth and gums too. Your vet can recommend a suitable nutrition plan for your companion.
This article is for general information and does not replace a veterinary examination. For your companion's specific situation, please get in touch.


