How to clean a dogs teeth?

Disclaimer: A thorough dental cleaning under anesthesia, and brushing your dog's teeth, is considered the “gold standard” by veterinarians for maintaining your pup's oral health. I am not claiming that there is a direct replacement for that. However, some people don't brush their dog's teeth, or choose not to ... read more

Before too long, your dog should start looking forward to the event. Start early with your dog as a puppy! Grown dogs can learn to become comfortable with dog teeth cleaning, but make things easier for yourself by working with your dog as a puppy. How to pick the right tooth paste for your dog. This is very important. read more

Feed your dog hard dog biscuits or hard dog food each day and a hard bone or toy to chew on to keep their teeth strong. It may be helpful to have another person around to help you when you are cleaning your dog’s teeth for the first few times, even if it’s just to help keep your dog calm during the process. read more

Thanks for the tips for cleaning dog’s teeth. I definitely know that my dog doesn’t care if she has bad breath, that’s for sure. However, if dental health leads to all other help, I need to do a better job. read more

On day 20, the dogs’ teeth were virtually clean and had only 4.7% of the teeth area covered by calculus (coming down from almost 40% of their teeth covered). What is really interesting that for the entire experimental period, no complications; such as pieces of bones stuck between the teeth, dental fractures or intestinal obstructions were observed. read more