Author: Dr. Alex Toetz

Lumps and bumps in a pet’s mouth are often not found as readily as those on their skin by pet owners. Unless pet owners are brushing their pet’s teeth every day or happen to see oral tumors while their dog is panting, these are often...

If you’ve noticed that your pet’s breath has gotten bad, it’s time to get their mouth and teeth checked out. Many pet owners assume bad breath is just something that happens over time, but it can be one of the first signs of dental disease...

Just like humans, dogs can suffer from dental emergencies that require immediate attention. Canine dental health is often overlooked, but untreated dental problems can lead to pain, infection, and even systemic illness. In fact, dental disease is one of the most common health issues in...

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