Dog dental health
At Virbac, we believe that better dental care is essential to your pet’s overall health and wellness.
It’s why we’re on a mission to clean every tooth.
Brushing your dogs teeth is the most effective way to reduce plaque and tartar and help prevent other diseases. Click below for tips and tricks.
If your dog has bad breath, the cause can vary—but the good news is, there are plenty of effective solutions to help freshen up your dog’s breath.
Say goodbye to plaque and tartar
Fresh breath
Brushing your dog’s teeth is the “gold standard” of dental care because it is the most effective way to remove plaque. Always use a toothbrush and toothpaste designed for pets as some of the ingredients in human toothpaste are toxic to dogs.
Dental chews like Veggiedent® FR3SHTM help to control the accumulation of plaque and tartar and to reduce bad breath.
Aquadent® FR3SHTM solution helps to control plaque accumulation as well as keep gums healthy. It’s an easy solution to add to drinking water for your pets fresh breath.
Your vet may recommend a dental diet based on the needs of your pet.
If your dog will allow, look inside their mouth regularly to check for signs such as red, sore-looking gums or brown staining on the teeth. If you have any concerns, consult your veterinarian.
Calorie counts vary by chew size:
VEGGIEDENT® FR3SH™ Chews are vegetable based and do not contain animal proteins, so many dogs with food allergies are able to eat them. Talk to your vet about if VEGGIEDENT® FR3SH™ Chews are right for your dog.
1. Choose a Calm Time & Location
Pick a quiet, comfortable time when your pet is relaxed (e.g., after a walk or play session). Sit in a spot with good lighting.
Gently lift their lips to expose the teeth. Touch and massage their gums and teeth with your finger for a few days before using a toothbrush.
Let your pet taste the C.E.T.® toothpaste from your finger first. Then apply a small amount to the toothbrush or finger brush.
Lift the lip on one side and gently brush in small, circular motions. Focus on the outer surfaces of the teeth (where plaque tends to build). Start with just a few teeth the first time.
Each day, brush more teeth. Aim to brush the back molars where most plaque builds up. Brush for about 30 seconds per side when your pet is fully comfortable.
End each session with praise and a dental treat. This helps your pet associate toothbrushing with positive experiences.
Ideally, brush your pet’s teeth daily, but even a few times a week is beneficial.
Prevent plaque and other health issues by cleaning your dog’s teeth. Tips on how to train them and overall health benefits.
Learn how to Clean your Dog’s Teeth to Prevent Tartar and Infection here
Click HERE for the causes of bad breath and top tips to keep their teeth and gums clean and healthy.
At Virbac, we believe that better dental care is essential to your pet’s overall health and wellness.
It’s why we’re on a mission to clean every tooth.
Purchase from your local veterinary clinic today.
Veggiedent® FR3SH™ Dental Chews offer a healthy solution in removing plaque and tartar to help keep your pet’s breath fresh.
A dental solution which helps maintain fresh breath as well as supporting healthy teeth and gums by controlling plaque in dog's and cat's.
Dual-Enzyme system toothpaste helps prevent the build-up of dental plaque and tartar.
We take all the necessary time to make sure we met the high standards of quality in terms of product safety, efficacy and manufacturing process reliability.
We care for the planet. We strive to bring products of natural origin to the market.
Everything we do is guided by research and studies, based on scientific knowledge and approved by experts.
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