Pet Toothpaste is now flavored with liver so that your pet will let you brush.

This is an additive that is added to your pet's water for tartar control.  Best for dogs that won't let you into their mouths for any reason.

An amazing product with probiotics (the beneficial bacteria that help keep us healthy) aren't just good for you, they're also good for your dogs and cats.  Now there is a brand new probiotic powder to address the number one complaint of pet owners: bad breath!

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Dogs need dental care, too!Catching teeth problems early will help avoid severe dental disease. The simplest way to keep track of your dog’s teeth is to look at them on a regular basis and be aware of signs that may indicate a problem. To inspect your dog’s teeth, lift the lips all around the mouth, looking at the front and back teeth as closely as possible. Be gentle and use caution so you do not accidentally get nipped! Your veterinarian will also take a look at your dog’s teeth during routine examinations, so make sure you keep up with these – visit your vet every 6-12 months for wellness check-ups. Contact your vet if any problems arise. Watch for the following signs: