Doggy breath is not known for smelling minty fresh — these amazing creatures do lick their own butts, after all! However, a ...

Our nine-year-old Retriever went in for his annual checkup and the vet found a badly cracked tooth. I was told it was likely due to his chewing on something very hard. He does love to chew on large ...

Dental health is just as important for our tail-waggers as it is for us. We wouldn’t go a day without brushing and flossing our teeth, and your dog needs a regular dental routine as well. Studies show ...

Going under anesthesia is generally very safe, even for senior dogs, but some precautions should be taken. The first thing is the veterinary visit and physical exam a week or two before the procedure.

Like humans, dogs can suffer from dental problems, including periodontal gum disease and tooth decay. Thankfully, your dog’s diet can help to maintain their teeth and gum health — several dog foods ...