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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 overall health, it's easy to overlook one crucial aspect—dental hygiene. 

Similar to humans, a dog’s teeth can become discolored due to various reasons. Some of these causes are harmless and some could indicate disease or a dead tooth. So what are the causes of discoloration in dog teeth?

The answer to this question is yes and no. There are a lot of factors that determine whether your dog is having a dental issue based on how they eat. First, it’s important to understand that dogs have a different dentition, or set of teeth, compared to people.