If you’ve noticed that your dog’s gums seem inflamed or your dog is having trouble eating, you may want to get them checked for dental disease. Dental disease in dogs is similar to that in humans.

February is National Pet Dental Health Month—a time dedicated to raising awareness about the critical role oral health plays in our pets’ overall well-being. Lifestyle expert ...

Any dog of any age can have problems with anesthesia, but there is definitely more risk as a dog gets to be a senior. A tiny ...

Will Draper, DVM Dental disease is number one. Vet in the operating room And cause the tooth root to be loose and diseased. Will Draper, DVM Dog's teeth and human teeth are basically the same ...

One of the biggest problems in pet health across this country is dental disease. I’ve lost count of the number of times I’ve diagnosed serious illnesses in animals that could be traced back to ...

Some signs that your pet may need a dental checkup sooner include bad breath, broken or discolored teeth, abnormal chewing or ...

The Kentucky Humane Society has received $20,000 from the Foundation for Veterinary Dentistry to enhance dental care for shelter animals. The grant, part of the "Make Me Smile" program, will allow the ...

Many owners believe that their pets are healthy because they do not have obvious symptoms. However, some silent diseases can develop ...

By the age of 3, most pets will experience early evidence of periodontal disease. Without detection and treatment, periodontal disease in pets will worsen and can cause significant health issues ...

This is just one of many congenital diseases that can affect pets. Congenital diseases are disorders or abnormalities that ...