TOOTH OR CONSEQUENCES

More than 80% of dogs show signs of oral disease by the time they are 3 years old. Periodontal disease in pets, just like humans, can lead to serious health problems. Damage from this disease can take years to show up in your pet. Chronic infections can spread to the heart, liver and kidneys were more damage can be done. Periodontal disease can be very painful, unpleasant and miserable for your pet. Take heart though, periodontal disease is preventable.

Gingivitis-Gumline red and swollen. Plaque is present on teeth. Treatment can reverse this condition

Periodontis-Gums are very red & bleed. Bad breath is present. Mouth is painful.

Advanced Periodontis-Bacteria is destroying gum, tooth & bone. Infection may be spreading thru body affecting other organs.

Brushing your pet’s teeth is not as hard as some people think. Most pets will accept the toothbrush and toothpaste if introduced gradually. Only use toothpaste and oral rinses made for pets.  The 3 easy steps below will help guide you through brushing your pet teeth and keep your pet smiling. Ask your pet groomer about brushing your pet’s teeth while they are in for their regular appointment.

 1.    Daily brushing is the best way to maintain dental health. Use a pet or child’s toothbrush and pet toothpaste. Brush the back, sides and front of the teeth working along the gum-line.

 2. PlaqueOff for Dogs is designed to work systematically.  Apply to pets food once daily. See our Webstore page for more information.

3.  The last step in canine dental health-premium chews. This includes rawhides, crunchy  food, rope toys, sterile bones, dental treats and chew toys.

 With daily or even weekly oral care, you are playing a major role in maintaining your pet’s oral health. Even with the best toothbrushing, some pets may require a professional cleaning by your vet.