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To help keep your pet’s teeth and gums healthy, it is recommended for your pet’s teeth to be brushed 2-4 times a week as part of their routine. If it is well tolerated by your pet and possible for every day tooth brushing then this will achieve the best results. The more time invested in…
Cleaning of your pet’s teeth is the most effective way to prevent oral health problems, toothbrushing lowers the risk of gum disease, dental disease and other dental-related illnesses. Through preventative measures, including regular tooth brushing and other dental aids such as dental diets, veterinary approved dental chews and feed supplements, they can all play a…
Dental disease can be present in both young and older animals, however it does tend to be more common and more severe as our pets get older. Dental disease is associated with the accumulation of dental plaque and tartar formation. You may also hear the term periodontal disease when it comes to your pets teeth,…
Bad breath is the most common sign that your pet may have dental disease. Dental disease in pets is very common, however it is a disease that can be prevented. Signs of dental disease can include: Bad Breath Pawing at mouth Difficulty eating Red or inflamed gums Brown discoloured teeth Facial swelling Excessive drooling Mobile…
Chocolate:In chocolate there is a substance called Theobromine which is poisonous to our pets. It can be found in all types of chocolate – white, milk and dark. Onions: All of the onion family, including leeks, garlics, chives and shallots whether they are cooked, dried or raw can be poisonous to dogs. Christmas Cake and…
Christmas tree Real and artificial Christmas tree tips can be sharp, and if swallowed can cause internal damage. For cats and kittens they may see the Christmas tree as a climbing obstacle, so it is important to make sure the base is secured to reduce the risk of it toppling over. We recommend you always…
We are entering some wintery months ahead and to make sure your cat continues to be in the best health, here is some advice during this season. Make sure your cat has access to a fresh water supply. If your cat normally drinks from outdoor water sources, regularly check this hasn’t frozen over If you…