February is Pet Dental Health Month! Dental care is important for pets for many of the same reasons that it is important to people: preserving teeth and avoiding mouth discomfort. Additionally, the mouth is a potential source for infection that can affect other organs, such as the kidneys & liver. One study demonstrated that pets who received timely & good care of their mouths lived 2 years longer than a comparable pet without dental care. For a pet who lives 12-18 years total, […]
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