Dental care is often overlooked when it comes to dog health, but it’s a hugely crucial aspect of their overall well-being.

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.

Avoid expensive visits to the vet by taking care of your pets' dental hygiene. A human-performance scientist shares the 9 ...

so it’s best to keep on top keeping your dog’s teeth clean. Their teeth are so important and holistic vet Alan Slater has been working with Green Pantry to share how we can easily help look ...

This week's Pet of the Week is pit bull rescue Gelato who was caught on camera enjoying an unexpected treat—a carrot. More ...

To brush your dog's teeth, they need to be comfortable with you messing with their mouth. It's best to start this when they are a young puppy. The process is desensitizing them to you touching and ...

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 ...

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.

A wellness plan for a dog can cover annual treatments like teeth-cleaning, checkups, vaccinations, deworming and preventative flea and tick treatments. It may also cover one-time expenditures like ...