Does your pet have sour breath? That odor coming from your pet’s mouth could be more than a nuisance; it could signify a serious health risk with the potential to damage not only your pet’s teeth and gums but its internal organs as well.
February is National Pet Dental Health Month, which is a great time to learn how to manage pet dental health at home. In addition to professional dental care, there are other things that pet owners to make oral home care part of their pet’s routine as a way to help their pets stay healthy.
During a recent phone interview, Andrea Sanchez, DVM, shared with me the importance of oral health care for pets, and some great steps that family pet owners can do at home to maintain their pet’s dental health.
How To Manage Pet Dental Health At Home
Take a look at the interview below.
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How To Manage Pet Dental Health At Home
About Andrea Sanchez:
Andrea Sanchez, DVM, graduated from Oregon State University College of Veterinary Medicine. Dr. Sanchez joined Banfield in 2007 and is currently chief of staff at the northeast San Antonio, Texas, location. She and her husband, Michael, have three feline children named Daniel, Pablo and Felix.
How To Manage Pet Dental Health At Home
I don’t think enough people take pet dental health seriously! These are wonderful tips, thanks!
We always take care of their teeth. Good nutrition also helps
What great tips for people with dogs. I will make I share this with my sister she has dogs.
What a cheerful way to remind us all to watch our pets’ health by taking care of their gums and teeth. I didn’t know February is National Pet Dental Health Month until I read this. It’s fun to read a good blog and learn something worthwhile at the same time. Thank you!
Our dog has so many dental issues. We love Greenies because they help keep things under control!
Good to know. We just got a pet and need to be more aware of her teeth.
We need to get a little better about our pets’ dental health. We do what we can, but they bite!
We use greenies dental chews, hairball treats and pill pockets. Our cat, Stu, loves them.
I haven’t tried Greenies. But my mom uses them for her dog.
It’s so important to take care of your pet! Dental hygiene is not just for humans!
How interesting. I knew this month was children’s dental health month but I had no idea it was for pets too. This is good to know and important as well. I’m glad our country takes pet health just as seriously as we do our own. Pets need care too.
Our pets’ dental health is definitely an important thing to take care of. Thank you for sharing this information.
My dog has been having some issues, thanks for the tips, they came at the perfect time!
This is so important. My grand mother wasn’t able to manage her pets effectively and now he is missing most of this teeth and has a hard time eating.