Lost the toothbrushing battle with your dog or cat? Vets say you can add this plaque-reducing powder to their food.

Should You Brush Your Cat’s Teeth? Vets Reveal the Truth originally appeared on Parade Pets. Have you ever gone a day or two without brushing your teeth? What about a week, a month or even a couple of ...

Up to 90% of cats over age 4 have gingivitis, periodontitis, or another type of dental disease. Brushing your cat's teeth daily, or as often as you can, may help prevent oral health issues. You can ...

Did you know that periodontal gum disease is one of the most common diseases found in dogs and cats in veterinary medicine? Or that most dogs have signs of periodontal disease by age three? While ...

Maintaining healthy teeth is obviously important for us, but the same is also true for our cats. Although we may not think about a cat’s dental health quite as often as ours—and attempting to brush ...

Cats and dogs need dental care, too! While they don’t need routine visits to the dentist like their human companions do, it is still just as important to keep their teeth clean as it is to keep yours ...

Millions of people love cats. When it comes to health, cats need to visit the vet periodically for check-ups, and that includes dental care. Staying on top of their dental care is crucial since they ...