Archive for the ‘Dentals’ Category

  Start your pet early in life with a tooth brush!  Will make both of you much happier later….

Dead teeth are one of many conditions that pets experience in their dental health, just like their human companions.  Owners often notice that a tooth has become discolored; turning to pink, grey, brown and/or black in color is common when a tooth dies.  Dead teeth can occur at any age or life stage of a [...]

Dental disease is the #1 medical conditions diagnosed in dogs and cats by their veterinarian.  Pets often encounter several different problems associated with dental disease including gingivitis, fractured teeth and tooth abscesses.  Abscessed teeth are of extreme importance not only to the oral health of your pet, but to their overall health as well.  Bacteria [...]

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  One of the many reasons that it is important for owners to monitor their pet’s teeth and dental health at home is that our four legged best friends commonly experience broken/fractured teeth.  Fractures can occur for various reasons including chewing on inappropriate objects (rocks are a common item), trauma, poor dental health and age.  [...]

  One of the first signs that pet owners notice of gingivitis is red, inflamed gums. Inflammation often produces redness and pain which can lead to decreased appetite, changes in behavior, facial sensitivities, bad breath, drooling, and weight loss.  Both dogs and cats are prone to gingivitis and other dental conditions.  Infections commonly accompany inflammation [...]

  A vast majority of dogs and cats over the age of 3 years have at least mild to moderate periodontal disease and the most common condition diagnosed in veterinary medicine.  Owners must realize that dental care for their pet is extremely important as this disease is preventable with proper, routine dental care.  Periodontal disease [...]

  Without the characteristic chewing that is often associated with teething puppies and kittens, most owners would likely not even notice their pet’s “baby” teeth being lost and replaced by permanent adult ones.  Animals commonly swallow teeth as they lose them; however, owners may find stray teeth during this process.  A majority of the time, [...]

  That adorable puppy that joined your family during the holidays might not be so cute when you discover he has chewed your favorite pair of shoes or destroyed your couch.  Many new puppy parents are stumped by how to stop their puppy from chewing on everything in sight.  Puppies of every breed and size [...]

  Every February, veterinarians and pet organizations across the nation come together to raise awareness about the importance of our pets’ dental health.  Join us throughout the month of February as we discuss the many aspects of your pet’s dental health.  We will cover topics including how to care for your pet’s teeth at home, [...]