Thay Call It Dog Breath For A Reason
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Why They Call It "Dog Breath": A Closer Look at Canine Dental Care
Introduction
Many dog owners overlook the importance of dental hygiene for their furry friends, not realizing that it's just as vital for dogs as it is for humans. Neglected teeth can lead to several mouth diseases in dogs, much like in people.
Dental Health and Dogs
If we neglect to brush our teeth, plaque will build up and eventually cause decay. The same is true for dogs. Plaque hardens into tartar, a coarse brown substance. As tartar accumulates, it can extend beneath the gums, leading to painful infections and gum disease. Just like us, dogs need regular dental care, but they rely on their owners for help.
How to Care for Your Dog's Teeth
Veterinarians suggest brushing your dog's teeth at least twice a week to minimize tartar buildup. However, your dog's tastes are different from yours. Human toothpaste might repel them, so it’s best to use toothpaste designed specifically for dogs, which you can find at pet supply stores. Investing in the right products makes brushing more pleasant for both you and your dog.
Alternatives to Brushing
For busy or impatient owners, there are alternatives. Chewing is a dog's natural way of caring for its teeth. Dog biscuits, for example, break into small chunks and rub against the teeth, providing some cleaning action. While not a replacement for brushing, they are a helpful alternative.
Risks of Poor Dental Care
Without proper dental care or access to crunchy cleaning foods, dogs risk mouth diseases. These can range from mild gingivitis, an inflammation of the gums, to severe bacterial infections that spread through the bloodstream, potentially damaging vital organs. Proper dental care is essential to avoid expensive trips to the vet.
Professional Dental Services
Dogs can receive dental services similar to humans, such as fillings, caps, and extractions. However, these procedures can be costly. I once adopted an older cat with neglected dental health, which resulted in a $600 bill for tooth removal and infection treatment.
Conclusion
The best approach is prevention. By caring for your dog's teeth, you can save money and prevent unnecessary pain for your pet. Plus, a dog with healthy teeth will have fresher breath!
Remember, maintaining your dog's dental health is a small investment in their overall well-being. Take the time to ensure your furry friend has a healthy mouth today!
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