Dental health is an essential aspect of overall well-being for pets, yet it often goes overlooked. While many pet owners focus on preventive care such as regular cleanings and dental-friendly diets, there are times when tooth damage occurs and requires restorative treatment or extraction. Understanding...
Dogs are mischievous creatures and are always getting into trouble. As their caregivers, we often wonder how to help them when their curiosity turns wrong. It can be alarming when our canine companions are bleeding
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The causes of facial swelling in dogs are numerous and can vary significantly in size, shape, firmness, and location. The significance can also be quite variable, ranging from minor to life-threatening.
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Maintaining good dental hygiene is essential for the overall health and well-being of our beloved pets. Two common terms often heard in discussions about pet dental care are tartar and plaque. While they may sound similar, they are distinct issues that can impact your pet's...
Dogs rely on their teeth for various tasks, including prehension of objects, chewing, biting, and even defending themselves. Just like humans, dogs can suffer from dental problems, one of which is abscessation of a tooth. ...
As devoted pet owners, it is our responsibility to ensure the health and well-being of our furry companions. One aspect of their health that often goes unnoticed until it becomes a significant problem is oral health. Just like humans, dogs can experience oral pain, and...
Dogs are known for their enthusiastic chewing and playing, so it's important to choose toys that can withstand their rough play....
As veterinarians, we encourage all pet owners to take the best care of their animal's health. As responsible pet owners, you count on our advice to help you make decisions in your pets' best interest. However, while we may focus on their diet, exercise, and...
Oral cancer accounts for 6 percent of all tumors in dogs. Approximately 45 percent of oral tumors in the dog are malignant. Oral masses should always have an evaluation due to the high rate of malignancy.
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Our pets are amazing at hiding pain, especially dental pain. Pain is a sign of weakness in the wild, so they push through and do what they must to survive. They will continue to eat and act normally, all the while multiple teeth...