Narrator Tip number one to keeping your dog's teeth clean and healthy: Let him chew. But not on just anything. First, make sure it's safe. No sticks, no rocks, and be careful about bones.

A Chicago woman says a veterinarian performed the wrong procedure on her dog. Instead of the scheduled teeth cleaning, she said her dog ended up being spayed. "I know mistakes happen, but this was ...

Most pet owners, however, are not aware of its importance, and are therefore not implementing teeth cleaning as part of their ...

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Routine services such as dog teeth cleaning are usually offered as an add-on through a wellness plan, which costs extra each month. The chart below displays the average cost of pet insurance for ...

Diet is a crucial factor in maintaining your American Eskimo Dog's dental health. Dry kibble is generally preferred over wet ...

How can I remove tartar from my dog's teeth? Tartar buildup should never be ignored, as it can lead to dog gum disease and tooth loss. Regular cleaning and use of appropriate products can help ...

Always confirm with your vet that these products are safe for your dog. Regular vet checkups and cleaning under anesthesia can prevent serious dental problems. Severe tooth decay, left untreated ...

Lack of dental care Without regular brushing or professional cleaning by a vet, tartar accumulates easily. Dogs that don’t receive routine dental care are more likely to develop tartar.