Dog dental cleaning

I Admit I Don't Brush My Dog's Teeth Yup, you read that right - I. Do. Not. Brush. My. Dog's. Teeth. I've received a lot of flack for this statement. I've heard things like: "You're lazy" "You're selfish" "You obviously don't care about your dogs" "Your dog is going to die" (yes, seriously). If people

I have always had large dogs, who don't seem to have many problems with their teeth. I now have a small dog, Emily, who is about 6 years old. Apparently, small dogs have a lot of trouble with tartar build-up. Her breath became so horrible, that I realized she had dental problems. After doing some research, I realized that if I took her to the doggie dentist, they would PUT HER TO SLEEP to clean her teeth! Anesthesia is dangerous so I thought I would try cleaning her teeth myself before…

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Canine Dental Hygiene on Instagram: "The safest & easiest way to clean your dogs teeth at home with coconut oil and medical gauze. Purchase our dental pack from the link in our description!"

If your dog gives off a nasty smell, here's a guide on how to create a homemade dog dental spray to get rid of their bad breath.

Chihuahuas have notoriously been known for having bad teeth. Here are the chihuahua teeth facts you need to know.

If you've ever wondered how in the world you’re going to brush your dog's teeth yourself, I’ve got SO MANY helpful tips that will make it incredibly easy for you to do! See exactly how to clean your dog's teeth. Handy gadgets that make the process MUCH easier. The difference between plaque and tartar - how to tell which one your dog has (and which one is the most harmful). Plus some scary facts that will become your reality if you DON’T start brushing your dog’s teeth. 80% of dogs have…

From the right tools to use to how to make teeth brushing more enjoyable, here are top tips from two veterinarians on how to brush your dog's teeth.

Periodontal disease or gum disease is the most common health issue in dogs. A veterinary nurse shares her expertise on how to clean dog's teeth at home.

I'm willing to put my dog's under anesthesia to clean their teeth and get x-rays if our vet thinks it's necessary, but I would rather avoid it if possible. While undergoing anesthesia is relatively low risk for most dogs, I have personally seen how it takes my dogs several days after to return to acting