27/06/2026
🦷✨ We believe dental care shouldn't be an extra add on, it should be included.
Your dog's oral health is just as important as ours.
While brushing every other day at home is suggested, teeth brushing during grooming helps support a healthier mouth between cleanings.
Keeping your dog's teeth clean can help: • Reduce plaque and tartar buildup • Freshen breath • Support healthy gums • Lower the risk of dental disease • Promote overall health and well-being.
🦷⚠️ Skipping your dog's dental care can lead to more than just bad breath.⚠️
Without regular brushing or professional cleaning, plaque and tartar build up, increasing the risk of: • Painful gum disease • Tooth loss • Oral infections • Difficulty eating • Bacteria entering the bloodstream, which may affect the heart, liver, and kidneys.
🦷✨ Tips for brushing your dog's teeth at home:
• Start slow and make it a positive experience. • Use a dog-safe toothpaste—never human toothpaste.
• Brush in gentle circular motions, focusing on the outer surfaces of the teeth.
• Aim to brush daily, or at least 3–4 times a week.
• Reward your pup with praise or a treat afterward.
• Dental chews, toys, and water additives can help, but they don't replace brushing.
A few minutes of practicing brushing can help keep your pup's smile healthy for years to come! 🐾💕
