28/04/2022
Dental tartar
Dental scaling and neutering done With Dr Kush
(Six year old Lhasa)
Note: Development of dental tartar and other periodontal diseases are very common in dogs and cats,
Resulting in pain due to severe gingivitis, bad breath, inappetance, bleeding from gums, salivation difficulty in chewing solid food. It is advised to keep your furry friends' teeth clean and a routine dental check especially in older or ageing dogs and cats.
How to reduce the development of tartar??
1. Regular brushing the teeth
2. Dental chews and treats
3. Food supplements that prevent formation of tartar
