I'm sure not everyone that has a dog realizes that their dental health is just as important as it is for humans. That means getting your dog's teeth cleaned on a regular basis and brushing your dogs teeth regularly. There is a lot of information out there about what to use to keep your dogs teeth healthy, the key is finding what works for your dog. There are special toothpastes for dogs because human toothpaste or baking soda can make dogs sick, so make sure you get the right toothpaste before brushing. Next is to get the proper brush. There are simple brushes that fit over your index finger with soft bristle, this is usually the easiest to use on your dog unless you have had them since a puppy and got them use to a more traditional looking human toothbrush. You can also purchase veterinarian recommended kits that will include two types of brushes and toothpaste or gel. If you have a dog that just will not allow you to brush their teeth, there are other things you can do to encourage good dental health. There are special diets, treats and chews you can get for you dog, the best thing to do is to consult your veterinarian and make sure you get your dog's teeth cleaned by a professional on a regular basis.
I encourage all of you to consult your veterinarian about your dog's dental health and figure out the best regimen for you and your dog.
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