Whole Dog Journal

Keeping Your Dog’s Teeth and Gums Healthy

Newly Updated! Got Dog Breath? It’s no joke. Many dogs have bad breath. And going a lifetime without much dental care and cleaning, are you surprised? Tartar buildup and the resulting gum inflammation are common conditions in adult dogs. Beyond bad breath, the pain of the irritated gums diminishes the quality of life as they eat and drink less and growl and bark more. Well it doesn’t have to be that way! Introducing Keeping Your Dog’s Teeth and Gums Healthy from Whole Dog Journal . Keeping Your Dog’s Teeth and Gums Healthy gives you the easy-to-understand answers to your questions about your dog’s mouth. And, more importantly, you’ll learn what you can do to control the bacteria causing the problems in the first place. By following Whole Dog Journal ’s instructions and advice, you’ll see how easy it is to brush your dog’s teeth. It takes just two minutes a day! And while you’re helping your dog, you’ll have the opportunity to observe and recognize early warning signs of potential denta

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Category: Dog Health Care

Keeping Your Dog’s Teeth and Gums Healthy offers clear, practical advice for supporting your dog’s oral health on a daily basis.

  • Encourages regular brushing or cleaning to remove plaque and prevent tartar buildup.
  • Recommends safe dental chews and toys that can help naturally clean teeth.
  • Highlights the importance of routine veterinary dental exams and cleanings.
  • Provides tips on diet choices and signs that may indicate dental issues.

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Aurora A. ★★★★★

I was honestly expecting another generic pet care pamphlet, but the daily cleaning routine section actually made me rethink how often I've been slacking on my dog's teeth. The part about preventing tartar buildup instead of just treating it was the real eye-opener for me.

Thomas X. ★★★★★

The section on easing your dog into brushing instead of forcing it right away completely changed our routine. We started with just a finger brush and dog toothpaste, and after three weeks the buildup along the gumline is noticeably lighter.