Teeth Brushing

We use a soft toothbrush and dog-specific mint toothpaste to gently brush the teeth and freshen the breath. To prevent plaque buildup you must regularly brush your pet’s teeth at home. This service will not scale tartar off the teeth. You may need to seek veterinary care for a more extensive plan of action. Regular dental care is crucial for your pet's overall health. Just like humans, pets are susceptible to dental problems like gum disease, tooth decay, and bad breath. By brushing your pet's teeth at home and scheduling regular dental check-ups with your veterinarian, you can prevent these issues from occurring. It's important to note that brushing your pet's teeth with human toothpaste is not recommended. Human toothpaste contains ingredients that can be harmful to your pet if ingested. Instead, opt for a dog-specific toothpaste that is formulated to be safe for your furry friend. While at-home dental care is essential, it's not always enough to prevent tartar buildup. If you notice significant tartar buildup on your pet's teeth, it's best to seek veterinary care. Your vet can recommend a more extensive dental plan, which may include a professional cleaning and other necessary treatments. By prioritizing your pet's dental health, you can help them lead a happy and healthy life.