Dog Dental Care Guide
At-home dental care to prevent tartar and gum disease.
Dental health directly affects your dog's overall health. Neglected teeth can cause pain, tooth loss and internal organ problems.
Regular Brushing
Brush with dog-specific toothpaste and a brush, ideally daily and at least a few times a week. Do not use human toothpaste.
Introduce Gradually
First touch the gums with your finger, pair with a reward. Move to the brush gradually. Don't force; keep it positive.
Supportive Products
Dental chews and regular vet dental check-ups complement brushing.
Dental Care Tips
- Use dog-specific toothpaste
- Human toothpaste is harmful
- Start young
- See a vet for bad breath/bleeding gums





































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