Oral care

Just like humans, dogs and cats can suffer from problems with both teeth and gums. To best avoid plaque and tartar, it is important to take proper care of your pet's teeth. Poor oral hygiene significantly increases the risk of, for example, tooth loss, which causes pain in the animal. The most effective way to prevent problems in the mouth is to brush your dog or cat's teeth daily. Here is everything you need to start brushing your dog or cat's teeth! We have toothbrushes adapted for both dogs and cats, as well as toothpastes with flavors that animals like.

Tips before brushing your dog or cat's teeth It is important to introduce daily tooth brushing as a habit early on. Start when your dog or cat is young and take it gently. For example, you can start by touching the nose and mouth and giving a reward when the animal accepts it. Make it a pleasant moment so the animal does not associate it with anything negative. When the animal accepts being touched on the face, you can use your finger on the teeth by lifting the lips and gently rubbing, preferably with toothpaste for dogs or cats, which the animal likes. When the animal gets used to it, you can start brushing the teeth. Don't start too long. Brush a little at a time per day before brushing the whole mouth each time. The important thing in each step is to take it easy. If the animal seems uncomfortable, back off and reward when the animal accepts your action. The animal should be relaxed and appreciate what you are doing before you move on. If your animal does not allow teeth to be brushed, it may have pain in its mouth, so contact a veterinarian. You can also contact our customer service for advice.