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ral hygiene is just as important for your canine companion as it is for you. Ignoring your dog’s oral hygiene can have serious consequences, ranging from tooth extraction to life-threatening conditions such as kidney, liver, and heart muscle damage. Further, dogs with dental issues can be extremely uncomfortable, and it is recommended to check your dog’s teeth regularly as part of their regular
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ORAL HYGIENE FOR OUR DOGS
grooming routine. If you have any concerns, you should contact your vet promptly. In fact, dental disease is very common in dogs and usually features in the top five reasons for people seeking veterinary care. As is the case with most diseases, prevention is better than cure. Here we list our top six recommendations for helping to keep your dog’s breath fresh and their kisses sweet.
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