February is a month where we are often thinking of Valentine’s and looking forward to a new season. February is also National pet Dental Health Month. This is a month where you, a pet owner, can focus on caring for your pet’s dental health. Looking for advice on keeping your pet’s teeth clean? Here is what you should look for when taking care of your pet’s mouth.

Basic tips:

• Regular Brushing
• Have The Proper Tools On Hand

Questions? Ask your veterinarian, as they can give you great tips on your pet.

If you are struggling with making your pet’s dental health a regular part of your routine. Why not make it fun? Give your pet something to look forward to. There are several “healthy” pet treats in the market place that will help keep your pet’s teeth healthy.

If you notice bad breath, that’s a fairly good indication that you need to step up your game when it comes to caring for your pet’s teeth. If you struggle to do this at home, why not leave this task up to your veterinarian? After all, they see pets on a regular basis and are the experts.

The dental health of your pet is very important. Like humans, if their teeth are not healthy, chances are the rest of their body is not healthy. Often times, gum disease can be a sign of other problems. By keeping an eye on the health of your pet’s dental health, you can hopefully avoid any unforeseen health issues.

Here’s a statistic that you will encourage you to take the care of your pet’s dental health seriously. Did you know that 85% of cats and dogs over four years of age are affected by periodontal disease? That in itself, should give you reason to make note of your pet’s dental health.

If you are questioning the dental health of your pet, be sure to inquire at your next visit with your pet’s veterinarian. They can offer you guidance and make sure your pet stays healthy.

Planning a spring break get a way? Call us at 321-794-4477 to arrange care for your pet while you are away.