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5 Tips to Care for Your Dog's Teeth
Although most owners are highly attuned to their pup's bark, they tend to overlook what's going on inside his mouth.
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5 Ways to Care for Your Pet's Teeth
February is Dental Health Month, which means it's time to pay attention to your dog or cat's oral health. Why you shouldn't ignore bad breath ›
Get Serious About Feline Oral Health
Dr. Marty Becker shares the basics of essential home dental care, even if your kitty is wary of the toothbrush. Easy plaque-reducing rinses ›
Choose Anesthesia for Dental Care
Although it may sound less risky, sedation-free dental cleaning for pets is not a better option than the traditional anesthetic approach. 4 reasons anesthesia-free can be harmful ›
Your Dog Can Get Braces, Too
Think specialty dentistry is just for humans? Think again. Braces, root canals and crowns are no longer novelties for pets. Learn more about dentistry for pets ›
Should His Baby Tooth Be Pulled?
A reader has a puppy who still has a baby fang tooth and asks Dr. Marty Becker if the tooth will come out on its own or if it needs to be pulled. Our expert's advice ›
Keeping Your Pet's Bad Breath at Bay
If you have to plug your nose every time your dog or cat opens its mouth, it's time to take action. Common causes of stinky breath ›
Don't Let Anesthesia Fear Delay Dental Care
Anesthesia concerns cause many pet owners to put off dental cleanings, but those fears should be put into context when considering the overall need for essential preventive care for cats and dogs. Why the benefits outweigh the risks ›
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