Dental Care for pets
Toothbrushes, pastes, dental chews and water additives.
Dental disease is one of the most common problems in both dogs and cats. Home dental care helps slow plaque build-up, but it does not remove existing tartar or treat disease already present under the gumline — that needs a veterinary cleaning under anaesthetic.
When to contact a veterinarian
- Bad breath that has changed or worsened
- Bleeding gums, or pawing at the mouth
- Dropping food, or chewing on one side
Products shown below are commercial recommendations and are not a diagnosis or treatment plan.
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The category guides below explain what each type of product is for, and when a vet is the right answer instead.
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