Home Care

Want to learn more about how you can care for your pet’s dental health at home? You’re in the right place!

How to Brush Your Pet’s Teeth

Your pet’s dental care starts at home. Here are some quick videos demonstrating how you can take care of your pet’s dental health at home!

Check out these resources from PetDesk!

  • Five Common Toys That Can Damage Your Dog’s Teeth

    Some common pet toys can actually damage teeth over time, especially if your dog is an aggressive chewer. Here is a list of toys to watch out for.

    pet chewing on a toy which can damage their teeth
  • Dental Scoring Chart

    A visual tool used to record a patient's periodontal health by assigning numerical scores to different aspects of their gums and teeth. Scores range from 0-4, with higher scores signifying more severe issues.

    dog's teeth with a score of 0 on the dental scoring chart
  • 3 Reasons Why Extractions and Dental Surgery Are Important for Your Pets

    If your pet does need extractions or dental surgery, don’t worry. These procedures are safe and relatively painless when performed by a qualified veterinarian.

After your pet’s procedure, we can provide you with a kit to help support their recovery, including:

  • WorksSoWell 1-TDC – a supplement for cats and dogs that supports their oral health, joint health, skin and coat health, and stamina & muscle recovery

  • Pamphlet – explaining what 1-TDC is, and why we provide it in our kit

  • Toothbrush – allowing you to continue care for your pet’s dental health at home!

Post-Procedure Take Home Kit – $

More Products to Support Your Pet’s Oral Health


C.E.T.® Enzymatic Toothpaste
$14

  • Enzymatic toothpaste specifically formulated using an enzyme system for dogs and cats to reduce plaque, freshen breath, and ensure a clean mouth

  • Flavors we carry: Beef and Poultry

MAXI/GUARD® Oral Cleansing Wipes
$25

  • This taste free compound neutralizes offensive mouth odors, helps reduce the deposition of plaque and aids in gingival inflammation

  • The wipes are textured to assist in the mechanical removal of plaque, but not so rough to cause damage to the gum tissue

Links to more trusted resources on Pet Dental Care

Pet Dental Care

A broad overview of pet dental care, including causes of dental problems, what veterinary dentistry is, what you can do for your pet at home, and more!

Practical Dental Care Tips for Dogs and Cats

There are simple, down-to-earth steps to ensure your pet's dental health is within reach. Neglecting your pet's oral hygiene can lead to pain and health problems. Here are some easy-to-follow tips on how to care for your pet's teeth without overwhelming yourself or your furry companion.

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