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  Your best friend is your dog. Your dog is so delighted to see you that he wags his tail and nearly grins at you every time you come through the door. How can you express your love for your pet? One option is to take care of your pet's smile. Did you know that your dog's food might have an impact on its dental health? Humans must brush and floss their teeth on a frequent basis to keep their teeth, tongue, and gums healthy. Human research has lately shown a relationship between excellent dental health and a decreased risk of heart disease. If excellent dental health can have such an influence on humans, it stands to reason that it may also have an impact on man's best friend. Brushing your dog's teeth on a regular basis can help to prevent plaque and tartar buildup. Wiping his gums with a clean, wet towel might also help. Your dog's food also has an impact on his or her dental health. Do you usually provide canned or dry dog food to your dog? What kind of snacks and...

  According to BARK, almost 70% of dog parents have never brushed their dog’s teeth. Yikes! If you’re a part of this statistic – whether it’s because your dog won’t sit still or because you think dental chewies suffice – there is no time like the present to make it a habit. After all, your furry friend’s well-being depends on it! To learn why your dog’s dental health is so important (as well as how to keep their teeth and gums happy and healthy), keep reading. Why Your Dog’s Dental Health Matters Did you know that recent medical studies have found that more than 80% of dogs have developed oral disease by the time they are three? In the beginning, this can result in “small” consequences, like bad breath. Over time, however, the infection can progress, requiring expensive surgery to address. So, if you’re a part of the 78% of pet parents who believe their dog won’t experience a dental issue, think again. A Step-by-Step Guide to Daily Brushing If you’ve never brushed your dog’s teeth ...