Finding that your dog has a loose tooth can be quite a shock, especially if you’ve never dealt with dental problems in pets before. You might be tempted to think of it the same way you would for human children Read More
Trying to figure out how old your cat might be? Whether you’ve just adopted a kitten or are curious about your longtime companion’s age, one of the most reliable ways to estimate a cat’s age is by checking their teeth. Read More
As a pet owner, monitoring your cat’s dental health is essential, just as you would for any other part of their well-being. Tooth pain or dental issues can lead to significant distress in your feline companion; unfortunately, cats are often Read More
Is it normal for cats to lose teeth? You’re not alone if you’ve ever noticed your cat missing a tooth or found a small fang on the floor. While some degree of cat tooth loss is natural—especially during kittenhood—tooth Read More
As a pet owner, you’re likely accustomed to maintaining your cat’s overall health with regular vet visits, a nutritious diet, and exercise. But what about oral health? Cat teeth are just as susceptible to dental disease as human teeth. If left unaddressed, poor Read More
As a cat owner, it’s important to recognize the signs of tooth pain in your feline companion and address them promptly. Dental pain in cats can be caused by various factors, including dental disease, gum disease, tooth resorption, or even Read More
Dental health is just as important for dogs as it is for humans. Dogs can suffer from various dental issues, such as tooth decay, periodontal disease, and tooth fractures, which can cause significant discomfort and pain. Like humans, when dogs Read More
Pups come in all shapes, sizes, and furs. Some dogs have one blue and one brown eye. Some dogs have two noses. And there are some dogs out there sporting purple, dark blue, or almost black tongues! Honestly, we think Read More
A dog mouth cyst is like a lump or a bump in the mouth. It can affect the gums, teeth, or lips of the dog. In fact, as dogs get older, they become prone to all sorts of dental issues, such as an oral cyst. Most vets avoid calling a lump in the mouth a tumor except if the mass has been determined to be a type of cancer. Keep reading to learn more about oral cysts in dogs, the symptoms and causes, as well as the possible treatment options.
What are dog grinding teeth? Why do dogs grind their teeth? Bruxism or teeth grinding is common among humans, but it can also appear in your dog. Teeth grinding in dogs happens when they rub their upper and lower teeth together over and over. This action can damage your dog’s healthy set of teeth, causing a fractured tooth, exposed pulp, tooth infections, and painful teeth and gums. Learn more about the different reasons why dogs grind their teeth and what to do to deal with this issue.
