Dental disease is more than just a cosmetic issue.
When your feline friend or canine companion has red gums, yellow teeth, and stinky breath, it could be a sign of serious oral disease that could, if left untreated, lead to devastating effects on your pet's quality of life. Neglecting your pet's teeth and gums can cause chronic pain issues that may even be at the center of certain behavioral problems.
That's why Pet Dental Health Month, shouldn't just be a February thing. We want to remind pet owners that their pet's dental health should be a concern all year long.
The time and effort you commit to this process, can make a significant improvement in your pet's dental health. This will impact the quality of life of your pet and will enhance the bond that you share with your companion.
Visit our Boutique Pawville inside the Timberlea Vet Clinic, to get your dental starter kit!
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