There are subtle cues that your dog is having dental trouble:
1. Shyness. If your pet ducks when someone pets their head or neck, they are likely feeling sensitive.
2. Loss of appetite. If your pet picks kibble out of her bowl and drops it on the floor, that’s the pet equivalent of pushing food around—and a sign that eating hurts.
3. Gums are more red than pink. As in humans, red, inflamed tissue means an infection is lurking.
4. Ignores chew toys. Gnawing on a toy is no fun when her gums ache.
5. Smelly breath. Pets should have sweet breath with no overwhelming scent. A stinky mouth is a sign of decay.
Why clean my pet’s teeth? Just like humans, pets build plaque and calculus on their teeth over time. While we can brush our teeth to maintain oral hygiene, our pets depend on us to help them keep their teeth clean. Dental health is a crucial yet often overlooked aspect of pet care. Plaque buildup, if…
If your dog already has bad breath, there are definitely things you can do to turn the tides and give them the freshest of breath! 1. Top Quality Dog Food Head to your local pet store they will help you find the best food for your furry friend. 2. Brush Thy Teeth
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