Like us, pets require regular dental care to maintain healthy teeth and gums, not to mention fresh-smelling breath.
Although many pet owners believe “doggy breath” is normal, detecting an odor to your pet’s breath is actually a sign of dental disease. Up to 80% of all pets have some form of dental disease by age 3, so there’s a good chance your furry pal has some plaque and tartar accumulation. When paired with toothbrushing, veterinary dental care can keep your best friend’s teeth in tip-top shape throughout their entire life.