How to Brush Your Dog's Teeth

While humans have no excuses, our pets require assistance to maintain proper oral hygiene. Regular teeth cleaning will help keep your pet healthy, plus save you trips to the vet and the aggravation of smelly breath. Ideally, dogs should have their teeth brushed every day but even if you can only find time for a weekly brushing, it will still be extremely beneficial. Although dogs rarely get cavities, they are always vulnerable to develop gum disease caused by tartar buildup, which can lead to periodontal disease and potential bacterial infections. At the very least, regular brushing will allow you to avoid having to have tartar buildup removed by a veterinarian, which usually needs to be done under sedation. Avoid the expense and anguish by brushing your dog’s teeth. Wahl pet grooming products will help you do the job.

What you need:

• Dog toothpaste
• Dog toothbrush