Not Just Hype: Pet Dental Care Is Paramount to Pet Health 

Not Just Hype: Pet Dental Care Is Paramount to Pet Health 

It used to be that pet owners would simply grin and bear their pet’s foul-smelling breath. However, it’s no longer recommended to accept doggie breath or tuna breath as natural. The first sign that there are problems in the mouth is bad breath!  Because pet dental care is linked to so many different areas of […]

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What to Expect: Puppy and Kitten Teeth

What to Expect: Puppy and Kitten Teeth

By Dr. Bridget Andersen Did you know that puppies have 28 deciduous (baby) teeth by the time they are 3-6 weeks of age and that kittens have 26? At around 3-4 months of age puppies and kittens start to lose their baby teeth and their first adult teeth will start to erupt, starting with incisors, premolars […]

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