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PET CARE GUIDE · DENTAL HYGIENE

A little brushing goes a long way.

A practical guide to the difference between routine dental hygiene and veterinary dental care.

Yorkshire terrier receiving a grooming trim

Why brush a dog's teeth?

Brushing your dog's teeth helps remove plaque as part of a regular at-home dental care routine. A pet-safe toothbrush and toothpaste designed for animals are important; never use ordinary human toothpaste.

What is a parlour teeth-brushing add-on?

A teeth-brushing add-on may complement the hygiene routine you already follow at home. A single grooming appointment cannot replace frequent home brushing or professional dental care.

When is a veterinarian needed?

Bad breath, visible discomfort, bleeding gums, loose teeth or difficulty eating deserve a veterinary assessment. A groomer cannot diagnose or treat dental disease.

Further reading: American Veterinary Medical Association — Pet dental care.

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