Can you imagine what your teeth would look like if you didn’t brush them for years at a time? This applies to your pet also. You should help you pet with some form of dental care.

 Your pet could have broken teeth, oral tumors, gum disease or abscessed teeth. These conditions can cause a lot of pain if not detected early.

 The most common disease is periodontitis. This can result in bacterial infections. Then you end up with plaque and tarter.

 Just as in human medicine there are benefits to preventive medicine. Avoiding problems is always better than treating pain and sickness.

 Regular checkups, at least every 6 months, is the best way to minimize the risk of your pet getting sick.