Keeping a dog’s teeth clean is more than just about fresh breath — it’s essential for overall health. Poor oral hygiene can lead to periodontal disease, painful infections, and even issues affecting the heart or kidneys. The two most common at-home options owners consider are dental chews and tooth brushing. But how do they stack up? Tooth Brushing: The Gold Standard Brushing your dog’s teeth — ideally daily — is widely recommended by veterinarians as the most effective way t

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If your dog is having surgery, here's a brief overview of possible medication your vet care provider may recommend/ send home.  This is...

Dogs get into things they shouldn’t, which can include medications like Albuterol inhalers that are used by many of us to treat acute...