12/10/2025
How often are you brushing your dog’s teeth?
Make it a priority in 2026.
Not only will the smell of their breath improve, but you won’t have to smell a mouth that smells like rotten fish that’s been sitting in the sun all day.
Brush thier teeth daily (veterinary dental recommends 2x daily) so they can have better overall health.
Brush daily because they should be able to live their full lives with a full mouth of teeth.
Yes, it’s a lot of extra work, but you are spending thousands a year on your dog’s well being, dental health is not to be overlooked.
Mandi’s Mutts is here to help! I can introduce your dog to brushing, make housecall visits for brushing, or you can bring them to me for ultrasonic brushing to knock off years of tarter and plaque. Did you know that in the state of Texas it is ILLEGAL for anyone to work inside your dog’s mouth with a scaler? I didn’t know this until I was researching dental health and I immediately threw my scalers away. This is because if the wrong person is doing the work, they can gouge the enamel on teeth, leaving open crevices for cavities to form. The only way to seal them up is by polishing them. That’s why our dentist preforms it on us during our exams.
So those anesthesia free dog dental companies are great- but I haven’t found a single local company that shows that they are working under a licensed dentist- which means they are ILLEGAL and should be shut down.
I haven’t found a client that I visit twice a week to brush their dog’s teeth. They now get so excited for brushing that they roll over and let me do my thing.
Guess how old this dog is in the picture, no really, guess! I will provide the answer soon! (Btw, my client recently took this dude in and the dentist said there was so LITTLE there that he wouldn’t even recommend putting him under for that amount of build up!)
