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Why is dental hygiene important for dogs?

As a pet parent, your dog’s health is your primary concern. Are you focusing on his or her dental hygiene? If not, you might be overlooking a key component in your pup’s overall wellness. The American Veterinary Dental College estimates that most dogs will exhibit signs of periodontal disease by age 3! Canine periodontal disease can lead to a number of serious health problems, including infections, abscesses, tooth loss, heart disease, and more. Dental chews are an easy and effective way to keep your dog’s oral health in check.

What causes dental problems in dogs?

Just like their trusted human counterparts, dogs can develop dental issues as a result of a number of different factors. These include tartar buildup, tooth damage, swollen or infected gums, cavities, and more. Keeping tartar at bay with dental chews for dogs and taking other steps, like routine professional cleanings and regular brushing, can make a big difference in your dog’s life and keep him or her safe from serious complications down the road.

What are the best dental chews to keep my dog’s teeth healthy?

Allivet offers a wide variety of dental chews to help maintain your dog’s oral health. With trusted brands and top-quality ingredients, it’s easy to find a dental chew that works well for you and your canine companion. Some of our favorite dental chews for dogs include:

  • Greenies offers a number of dental chews to meet your dog’s specific needs. From Aging Care treats to Fresh Teenie treats for petite pups to a puppy formula and beyond, Greenies dental chews come in several sizes, flavors, and varieties to reward your dog and keep his or her teeth healthy.
  • Oravet Dental Chews use an ingredient called delmopinol to coat your dog’s teeth. This barrier of defense fights against bacteria, which can cause disease, bad breath, tartar, and plaque. These benefits make Oravet one of the best-loved brands among pet parents and veterinarians. They’re also a tasty treat for your pup!
  • Clenz-a-dent Breakables are designed to break apart as your pup chews. Another of the best-loved teeth cleaning treats for dogs, these rawhide dental chews freshen your dog’s breath and clean their teeth simultaneously. Clenz-a-dent Rawhide Chews are also a great option, offering your dog a long-lasting reward. These chews use RF2 to coat your pup’s teeth, break apart the biofilm, prevent plaque and tartar buildup, and clean the teeth.
  • Alivet also carries several other dental chews for dogs. Take a look at DenTees, Merrick Fresh Kisses, Enzadent, Frontline Oral Defense, Pet Naturals Breath Bites, and more!

What else can I do to maintain my dog’s dental health?

Veterinarians are often asked, “Do dental chews really work for dogs?” The answer is yes, but there’s more to your dog’s dental health than just dental chews. While tasty dental sticks, chews, or bites are a rewarding way to keep your dog’s teeth clean, a comprehensive dental hygiene routine is important for every dog. Take these additional steps and your pup will enjoy a long life free of oral hygiene problems and the underlying issues that come with them!

  • Brush your dog’s teeth as frequently as possible. Try toothpaste and/or wipes, or consider an oral rinse or gel to help keep your dog’s teeth tartar-free. Brushing your dog’s teeth daily might be a tall order, but you’ll be surprised how quickly it becomes part of your daily routine.
  • Routine veterinarian visits are important for every aspect of your pet’s health. Oral health is no different! Your dog’s vet will take a look at his or her teeth to rule out any problems. Staying on top of any developing issues gives your dog the lowest chance of losing teeth or developing a more serious health condition.
  • Professional cleanings are the most effective way to get your dog’s teeth fresh and clean. Providing a true clean slate, a professional veterinary cleaning allows the vet to take a thorough look at your dog’s teeth, remove any teeth that might be infected or problematic, and get your dog’s teeth as clean as possible.

Swap out that chew toy for a quality dental chew from Allivet and you’ll begin to notice a dramatic difference in your pup’s dental hygiene!