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What Every Dog Owner Needs to Know About Dental Care For Dogs

Published in August 31st, 2009

Posted by pcw in Dog Dental Care, Dog Care

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Why are your dog’s teeth so important? Your dog does not have any hands so he uses his teeth instead. Apart from just chewing food, those teeth are used for carrying stuff around, defending himself and keeping himself clean.
This is why dental care for dogs is such an important part of his healthcare. Dental problems […]

Dog Gum Disease - Facts to Chew On

Published in June 13th, 2009

Posted by pcw in Dog Dental Care, Dog Care

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Do you know that dog gum disease is one of the most common problems? Independent studies have shown that as many as 4 out of 5 dogs over the age of three have gum diseases. If that comes as a surprise you are not alone, as research has shown that 80% of owners don’t realize […]

Caring For Your New Puppy

Published in May 30th, 2009

Posted by pcw in Dog Crate Training, Dog Crates & Beds, Dog Potty Training, Dog Distemper, Dog Worms, Dog Ear Infection, Dog Fleas Ticks, Dog Breed, Dog Training, Dog Accessories, Dog Care, Dog Dental Care, Dog Food

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Caring for your new puppy can be challenging. Before you bring your puppy home, make sure you have already taken care of some very important things.
Make sure you have checked the house and yard for hazards.Hide electrical cords behind furniture.
Pick up anything you don’t want eaten.
Hide cleaning products,pesticides,insecticides,anti-freeze, and rat and snail baits.
Check to make […]

How to Clean Dog Teeth

Published in April 23rd, 2009

Posted by pcw in Dog Dental Care

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Dogs, just like humans, need to have their teeth cleaned.
One of the best ways of ensuring that your dog has clean teeth is to provide lots of raw bones for your dog. The action of chewing on bones cleans your dogs teeth very effectively. However some owners either do not like feeding too many bones, […]

Dental Hygiene of Your Dogs

Published in March 30th, 2009

Posted by pcw in Dog Dental Care, Dog Care

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You arrive home from work and as you lay down your coat you reach out to hug and greet your dog. “Yuck, doggie breath!” you laugh.
Bad breath in dogs is not a laughing matter. Your dog’s foul breath may be an indication that he has a form of periodontal disease.
Most dogs - 98% - who […]

How to Clean Dogs Teeth

Published in February 14th, 2009

Posted by pcw in Dog Dental Care, Dog Care

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Learning How to clean Dogs teeth is one of the most important factors when it comes to looking after Dogs. If not done on a regular basis plaque and tartar can quickly build up.
This will cause real problems for you and your Dog. By the age of three the vast majority of Dogs have some […]

How To Remove Tartar Or Plague From The Teeth Of Your Dogs?

Published in February 8th, 2009

Posted by pcw in Dog Dental Care, Dog - My Experiences, Dog Care

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Plague or tartars are deposits that will form and adhere to the teeth of your dogs. Typically, they are more obviously noticed on their molars or teeth at the back of the mouth. However, they can also be found on the front canine teeth too. If the plague or tartars are not removed over a […]

Basic Home Dental Care For Your Dog is Important

Published in September 20th, 2008

Posted by pcw in Dog Dental Care, Dog Care, Dog Food

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Home dental care is given more emphasis nowadays because of the fact that the dental diseases are emerging in pet animals like dogs to a greater extent than before. Though you are providing home dental care, if you suspect any dental diseases, then immediately approach the veterinarian for intervention. This is always the safest option.
Try […]

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