Pet Dental Care

It’s a fact: 80% of dogs and 70% of cats show signs of oral and dental disease by age 3. Nationwide pet insurance lists the top 5 dental woes for dogs and cats.

A resorptive lesion is a painful dental abnormality that develops at the cat’s neck or at the base of a tooth and is similar to a cavity. It often goes undiagnosed.

Preventive oral care can help ensure your pet's health and save you money. Get the facts on the average cost to care for pet’s teeth and learn common oral issues.

Your pet’s mouth may be harboring one very common, life-threatening disease: oral melanoma. Routine dental cleanings can help spot hard-to-spot tumors.

When was the last time you checked Max or Fluffy’s pearly (or not-so-pearly) whites…or took them to the veterinarian for a dental exam?

It creeps in slowly and unseen. What starts out as all-familiar, sweet puppy breath evolves into something smelly and foul. It’s not just bad breath your pet...

Fact: 8 out of 10 dogs and 7 out of 10 cats show signs of dental disease by age three. That may seem young, but remember pets age rapidly.