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If chewing is one of your dog’s favorite pastimes, then he’s already on the right track when it comes to promoting his own dental health. However, a common misconception among dog owners is that chewing alone is sufficient when it comes to dogs and dental hygiene.  Chewing may naturally clean...

If your dog is an avid chewer, he’s not alone. After all, bones and dogs make a stereotypical pair—though this stereotype may be a bit outdated.  There was a time when dog owners would toss their pooch a raw bone during dinner prep, without much thought. However, as time goes...

Brushing your cat’s teeth may not seem like a typical part of a pet owner’s routine, but proper dental care is crucial when it comes to maintaining your kitty’s overall health. Feline dental care is often overlooked—in fact, the majority of cats develop preventable dental problems at some point during...

Your dog’s dental health isn’t just about how his teeth look or how his breath smells. Mouth and gum issues are a common canine health problem which can lead to serious health issues down the road if not treated. In fact, it’s so common that it affects approximately 80 percent of...

At least once per year, your dog should be going to the vet for a physical check-up. Depending on his individual health needs, though, vet visits may need to be more frequent.  Regardless of how often your pooch visits his not-quite-favorite place, it’s a good idea to perform home health...

When it comes to doggie dental care, we don’t necessarily picture our pups sitting in a dentist’s chair or brushing their teeth at the bathroom sink. However, dental care is crucial for maintaining your dog’s overall health.  While canine cavities are relatively uncommon, gum deterioration and other dental issues are...

We all want our pets to be happy and healthy, and dental health is no exception. Dog dental health isn’t limited to the state of your dog’s breath and teeth. Fido’s oral health can actually affect his overall health; healthy teeth and gums go hand in hand with a healthy...

Let’s be honest: dogs don’t have the cleanest mouths. While we don’t expect those sloppy kisses to smell minty fresh, it’s still important to make sure your canine’s chompers are being cleaned and maintained on a regular basis. Some dog owners are under the impression that canine dental care isn’t...

A common canine misconception is that a dog’s nose tells us what we need to know about their overall health. However, the mouth is actually more telling than the nose. If you take your sick pup to the vet, there’s a good chance his mouth will be investigated before his...

Many of us are familiar with common canine stereotypes: dogs hate mail carriers; dogs love bones; dogs and cats are natural-born enemies. As with many stereotypes, these are somewhat rooted in truth.  For example, dogs may not hate mail carriers specifically, but they do have a natural instinct to protect...