Tooth Brushing

Brushing our pet's teeth is the gold standard for prevention of dental disease. It is important to make sure that toothbrushing is fun for ALL concerned - otherwise it won't be done on a daily basis & regular daily toothbrushing is key to prevention of dental disease.

Click on the links below for guides to toohbrushing and video clips.

• A Guide to Brushing Dog's Teeth
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• A Guide to Brushing Cat's Teeth

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