For years, Saskatchewan pet owners have had limited options when it comes to professional dental maintenance for their dogs and cats. Many families have waited until tartar buildup became significant enough to require a veterinary dental procedure under anesthesia, while others have simply wished there was another way to help maintain their pet’s smile between…
What If My Dog Is Nervous During a No Sedation Teeth Cleaning? If your dog gets nervous at the thought of a teeth cleaning, you’re certainly not alone. In fact, it’s one of the most common concerns we hear from pet parents before their first appointment. The good news is that being nervous doesn’t automatically…
If your dog struggles with tartar buildup, you have probably searched for the “best” dental chew hoping to find something that will keep their teeth clean and their breath fresh. With so many products available, it can be overwhelming to know which ones actually help and which ones are simply clever marketing. From our experience…
Many pet owners assume that bad breath is just part of having a dog. In reality, persistent bad breath is often one of the earliest signs that your dog’s teeth need attention. At our practice, we’ve helped thousands of dogs and cats maintain healthier smiles through professional anesthesia-free teeth cleaning, and one thing we’ve learned…
One of the most common questions we hear from senior dog owners is: “Is my dog too old for a non-anesthetic dental cleaning?” The short answer is: not necessarily. Age alone does not determine whether a dog is a good candidate for a non-anesthetic dental cleaning. We have worked with dogs from puppy age all…
Creating an at-home dental care routine for your pet does not have to be complicated. Many pet owners want to help maintain their pet’s teeth but are unsure where to start, how often they should be checking their pet’s mouth, or what signs they should be watching for. The most important thing to remember is…
Many pet owners assume that bad breath is simply part of owning a dog. After all, dogs explore the world with their mouths, chew on toys, pick things up outside, and sometimes eat things we wish they wouldn’t. However, while a dog’s breath may never smell like fresh mint, ongoing or noticeable bad breath should…
Most pet owners know that taking care of their pet’s teeth is important, but many don’t realize how much of a difference simple at-home care can make. In fact, one of the biggest mistakes pet owners make is waiting until they notice visible plaque or bad breath before starting a dental routine. The best time…
Bad breath, yellowed teeth, and reluctance to eat are signs that your pet’s dental health is being overlooked. Most pet owners know something should be done, but when it comes time to actually choose a pet dental service, they’re not sure where to start. And some of the assumptions they make along the way can…
Your pet’s mouth is telling you something. Bad breath, yellowed teeth, reluctance to eat these are signs that dental health is being overlooked. But when it comes time to actually do something about it, most pet owners don’t know where to start. And some of the assumptions they make along the way can cost their…
