Most Pets Already Have Signs of Dental Disease By Age 3 or 4

BY | February 07 | COMMENTS PUBLISHED BY

February is Pet Dental Health Month, a time to talk about the unfortunately widespread dental issues in our cats and dogs.Did you know that pets should get their teeth brushed at least once a week, and ideally every day, to help protect against the serious issues that can result from dental disease?

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How to Get Started

Protect your pets' health by learning to

brush your cat's or your dog's teeth

, and make sure to visit your vet for yearly checkups.

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