13/08/2026
It’s Dental Health Month, and we’re challenging pet parents to take a closer look at their pet’s dental health.
Start with a quick smile check:
Take a look at their teeth and gums. Are there any signs of redness, tartar or broken teeth? 🦷
Check your dental routine. Do you have a pet toothbrush and toothpaste, dental chews, water additive or dental toys at home?
And remember, bad breath, red or bleeding gums, difficulty chewing and excessive tartar can all be signs it’s time for a dental check with your vet.
A few minutes is all it takes to get to know your pet’s smile a little better.
