Dental scaling is an important part of caring for your pet's oral health. If left unaddressed, tartar buildup can lead to more serious health problems, such as oral infections or a bloodstream infection that can progress to heart disease.
If your pet's breath has a foul odor, this can be a sign of tartar buildup or gum disease caused by bacterial accumulation.
Bleeding gums may indicate inflammation caused by tartar buildup on the teeth.
A visible layer of tartar buildup at the base of the teeth.
If your pet refuses to chew hard food or shows signs of appetite loss, it may be because tartar is irritating the teeth or gums and causing pain.
Unusual behavior, such as increased irritability or not allowing you to touch their mouth or face, may be a sign they are in pain from inflamed gums.
Take a moment to observe your furry family member at home for these signs. If you notice any of them, bring them in for dental scaling right away for good long-term oral health.
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