Lost the toothbrushing battle with your dog or cat? Vets say you can add this plaque-reducing powder to their food.

Kate Jackson After brushing the front of their mouth for ... paying most attention to the canines and to the back of your dog's teeth. Don't worry so much about the inside; their tongue will ...

Greenies dental treats have also been given a seal of approval by the Veterinarian Oral Health Council (VOHC), a panel of ...

Just like for humans, regular brushing is the most effective way to remove plaque and prevent tartar buildup on your dog’s ...

Narrator Last tip: chewing alone can never replace regular brushing. Ideally, you should brush your dog's teeth every day, but at least try for 2-3 times a week. Your pet might even thank you by ...

"If you could do it two to three times a week," she suggests. "Plaque sits on the teeth and turns to calculus after about three to four days and when that happens it's like cement on the teeth, no ...

The internet has fallen head-over-heels for a "gentle" dog who has never shown aggression ... but at the same time he's twitching, baring his teeth and snapping, and at one point his snoring ...

Of course, brushing your dog's teeth isn't always easy. To make the process smoother and more comfortable for both you and your dog, it helps to use one of the best dog toothpaste suited to your ...

Our study has shown that tooth brushing is the best way to keep your dog’s teeth free from plaque. Based on this study and previous research, expert Norman Johnston declares tooth brushing the ...

Along with brushing their teeth daily, giving them the best dental chews for dogs can be an easy way to help keep their teeth healthy. We narrowed down the top dog dental chews based on the advice ...