And other tips to make sure your dog’s teeth are as healthy as possible.
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Real talk: Your pup’s dental health is a necessary expense.
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It probably indicates that something is awry.
Understand the difference to take steps to eliminate them both.
Everything you need to know about dog tarter and dental health.
Some things you can do to keep those chompers sparkling through their senior years.
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Because your favorite chair is not a chew toy.
When to see a vet and when you shouldn’t panic.
Growth Charts
So, you have a new, tiny family member? Well, we’ll help you track their growth, keep an eye on their health, and even predict how not-so-tiny they’ll become. Just add their weight to start.
Start Chartingopens in a new tabThose pearly whites need all the attention they can get.
Spa days can happen at home.
Dogs can suffer from gum disease, too. Here’s how to prevent it.
The designer created new “houndstoothless” trenchcoats for a good cause.
NYC’s top veterinary dentist on bad breath, dental disease, and brushing your dog’s teeth...daily.
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If we could give our pets infinite treats, we would. But this tool will tell you the right amount to feed your friend.
Get Calculatingopens in a new tabYour older dog is the love of your life. Here are some health issues to look out for.
It might be a sign of a bigger issue.
Here are four common dental problems your pup might face and how to treat them.
This pantry staple is about to become your new secret cleaning weapon.
Two experts—a veterinary dentist and internist—rate the most popular dog bones.
The toothbrushes, dental wipes, and breath fresheners that’ll keep your pup smiling.
A new study finds that small dog breeds are at higher risk for dental disease.
Braces are actually the most gentle way of dealing with your dog’s malocclusion (aka a “bad bite”).