It is estimated that somewhere between 50% to 90% of cats over the age of four have some form of dental disease. Whether their case is mild or advanced, it can cause serious problems for our feline friends, such as tooth loss and severe pain. Here’s why dental...
We bet your cat has it all. A well-balanced diet, a nice tall climbing tower, toys, treats, and lots of love. So what do you get the cat that has everything? Top-notch cat dental care is always the gift that keeps on giving. Taking care of all 30 of your cat’s teeth...
Healthy, adult cats should have 30 teeth in total. Besides eating, cats also use their teeth for hunting or playing, and sometimes in self-defense. However, cats can fall victim to some painful dental conditions that cause tooth loss and tooth resorption....
Has your sweet puppy lost their fresh breath? Does it make you cringe when they open their mouth to give you a kiss and the smell hits you? Bad breath in dogs is often a sign of poor oral health. Tooth decay and gum disease can cause your dog many health problems. If...
Dogs and cats use their mouths for more than just eating. Cats spend hours everyday grooming, and dogs have an instinctive urge to chew on things. Keeping your pet’s teeth healthy is very important for their overall happiness and well-being. If they get cavities or...
Is your cat’s mouth dry? This may not seem like a big deal, but dry mouth can actually point to a serious problem in cats. At East Valley Animal Hospital in Gilbert, keeping your cat healthy is our number one goal. Part of reaching that goal is educating you about...
