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Gingivitis and Periodontitis in Dogs and Cats: Symptoms, Treatment, and Prevention
Gingivitis and periodontitis are common gum diseases in dogs and cats that cause red, swollen, bleeding gums, bad breath, and eventual tooth loosening. They are managed by professional dental cleaning and at-home oral care.
Dental Calculus (Tartar) in Dogs and Cats: Symptoms, Treatment, and Prevention
Dental calculus is hardened mineral buildup on the teeth of dogs and cats that inflames the gums and causes bad breath. It is removed by professional scaling and prevented with regular dental care.
Stomatitis in Dogs and Cats: Symptoms, Treatment, and Prevention
Stomatitis is inflammation of the mouth lining in dogs and cats, causing drooling, pain on eating, and bad breath. It often follows irritation, dental disease, or underlying illness and is managed with veterinary care, oral cleaning, and pain control.
My dog hasn’t eaten properly in a long time — it only takes small bites of soft food like boiled egg, with no vomiting or diarrhea
Only eating soft food can point to dental problems, a swallowing disorder, or digestive issues. Check the mouth for abnormalities and test with other soft foods. If it will only eat soft food, there may be a chewing/swallowing problem — take it to a vet for further diagnosis.
How can I treat my dog’s tartar at home?
In the early stages, mild tartar can be cleaned at home with a dental gel and regular tooth brushing. Once it has built up into a thick layer, professional ultrasonic scaling at a veterinary clinic is needed. Regular brushing and chew toys help prevent future buildup.
How to Prevent Destructive Chewing in Dogs
Destructive chewing is a dangerous habit for dogs and also worries pet owners greatly. Below we explain in detail how to prevent destructive chewing in dogs.
When Does a Dog Need Dental Surgery?
Dental surgery is a treatment or preventive measure for dental disease, mainly cleaning and polishing the dog's teeth. Note that no oral problem stays the same; on the contrary, the condition will continue to develop, making treatment more difficult, which also means a longer, more complex, and more expensive treatment process. In other words, when you need to properly treat your pet's dental disease, the earlier the better.
Is Diarrhea a Common Problem in Dogs?
Although most dog owners think they will not encounter these things, emergencies happen often. Many dog lovers guess the most common emergency is something life-threatening like a car hit, gunshot, bite, drowning, or other urgent problem. But these are not the top reasons dogs go to the ER. This article explains what to do when your dog has diarrhea.
How Many Teeth Does a Dog Have?
An adult dog has 42 teeth that arrive through a predictable puppy-to-adult change. Because adult teeth cannot grow back, daily brushing from the end of teething is the best way to protect your dog's mouth.
Start with Dental Health to Keep Your Dog in Top Shape
Healthy teeth are a dog's first line of defense against mouth disease. Brush regularly with dog-safe toothpaste, and use chews, raw carrots, and dry kibble to scrub plaque between brushings.