3000 Brookdale Dr, Brooklyn Park, MN 55444

3000 Brookdale Dr, Brooklyn Park, MN 55444

Why Dental Hygiene is Important For Pets

Brookdale Animal Hospital strives to provide excellent care for your furry family members, from the tips of their noses to the tips of their tails—including their teeth. Learn about pet dental care from our vet clinic serving Brooklyn Park, MN, and the surrounding areas.

Dog Dental Hygiene

Just like humans, dogs need regular dental care to maintain their overall health. Neglecting dental hygiene can lead to various issues, including periodontal disease and bad breath (which is often a sign of underlying dental problems). Maintaining your dog’s teeth can also prevent tooth loss.

Some things you can do at home include brushing their teeth regularly with dog-specific toothpaste and providing dental chews and toys designed to promote oral health. Additionally, don’t forget to schedule professional dog teeth cleaning with your veterinarian.

Cat Dental Hygiene

Cats are prone to many of the same dental issues as dogs, but they often hide their discomfort. Key points for cat dental care include:

- Start early: Introduce dental care routines during kittenhood.

- Watch for signs: Red gums, drooling, or changes in eating habits may indicate dental problems.

- Regular check-ups: Have your cat's teeth examined during routine vet visits.

- Proper diet: Some cat foods are formulated to help reduce tartar buildup.

Remember, cats may be more resistant to tooth brushing, so patience and a gentle introduction are key. Ask our team about cat-friendly products and techniques.

The Pet Wellness Exam

Many issues can be prevented or caught early before they become severe and require a veterinary hospital visit during routine wellness checks; this includes dental problems. Be sure to bring your kitty or puppy in for their regular check-ups so we can keep them on the right track.

Contact Our Veterinarian Near You

Brookdale Animal Hospital in Brooklyn Park, MN, wants to see your pets thrive. Call our animal clinic at 763-560-6906 to request an appointment or to learn more about our services. We look forward to seeing you soon!

Brookdale Animal Hospital strives to provide excellent care for your furry family members, from the tips of their noses to the tips of their tails—including their teeth. Learn about pet dental care from our vet clinic serving Brooklyn Park, MN, and the surrounding areas.

Dog Dental Hygiene

Just like humans, dogs need regular dental care to maintain their overall health. Neglecting dental hygiene can lead to various issues, including periodontal disease and bad breath (which is often a sign of underlying dental problems). Maintaining your dog’s teeth can also prevent tooth loss.

Some things you can do at home include brushing their teeth regularly with dog-specific toothpaste and providing dental chews and toys designed to promote oral health. Additionally, don’t forget to schedule professional dog teeth cleaning with your veterinarian.

Cat Dental Hygiene

Cats are prone to many of the same dental issues as dogs, but they often hide their discomfort. Key points for cat dental care include:

- Start early: Introduce dental care routines during kittenhood.

- Watch for signs: Red gums, drooling, or changes in eating habits may indicate dental problems.

- Regular check-ups: Have your cat's teeth examined during routine vet visits.

- Proper diet: Some cat foods are formulated to help reduce tartar buildup.

Remember, cats may be more resistant to tooth brushing, so patience and a gentle introduction are key. Ask our team about cat-friendly products and techniques.

The Pet Wellness Exam

Many issues can be prevented or caught early before they become severe and require a veterinary hospital visit during routine wellness checks; this includes dental problems. Be sure to bring your kitty or puppy in for their regular check-ups so we can keep them on the right track.

Contact Our Veterinarian Near You

Brookdale Animal Hospital in Brooklyn Park, MN, wants to see your pets thrive. Call our animal clinic at 763-560-6906 to request an appointment or to learn more about our services. We look forward to seeing you soon!

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