Dental health is crucial for pets, yet it’s often overlooked since many dogs and cats dislike having their mouths inspected and can be very good at hiding signs of any issues. Just like in humans, dental problems can lead to pain, feeding problems, and infections. If your pet has had a tooth removed, a dental…
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…
Rabbits can also suffer from dental disease, in most cases normally occurring in later life. Dental disease in rabbits can present in a number of ways, such as abscesses, malocclusion and tooth root conformation. Malocclusion may occur due to a tooth root abnormality or missing opposing tooth. Overgrown teeth in older rabbits is common and…
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…