Dog Dental Care And Cleaning

How often do you brush your dog's teeth? The good news for dogs is they’re not as prone to cavities as human beings are. But despite the old conventional wisdom that a dog’s mouth is cleaner than a humans, dogs can still develop problems like tartar and plaque buildup and gingivitis. Here’s how to practice good dog dental care that will extend your dog's life: Brush their teeth early and often. Take them for routine teeth cleanings with a vet. Feed dry dog food. Use chew bones and chew toys. If your dog can brush his own teeth, you can stop reading this and start posting the video to TikTok. For the rest of us, we have to use a canine toothbrush and a little strategy.