AS IF BAD BREATH ISN’T BAD ENOUGH.

Persistent bad breath in dogs can be a sign of plaque & calculus buildup.

 

BACTERIA AND PLAQUE

Bacteria leads to plaque. Plaque can lead to a whole host of frightening problems.

What to you is bad breath could be something more frightening; bacteria building up on teeth and gums. As plaque accumulates, it hardens, and turns into calculus, also known as tartar. Left without cleaning, plaque and calculus continue to build up, attracting even more bacteria, leading to more bad breath. That's why it is so important to help remove the buildup. And what’s easier than giving your d​og OraVet Dental Hygiene Chews for a cleaner mouth, and fresher breath?1

IDENTIFYING PLAQUE AND CALCULUS

How to look for plaque and calculus in your dog.

Just lift your dog’s lips and have a look. Calculus in dogs is tinted and buildup should be easy to see. While plaque is lighter and can be hard to spot on white teeth. Unfortunately, early signs of tooth problems are difficult to catch, so daily dental care, and regular visits to your vet are always important.

 

Daily oral care means easier checkups.

Just like with people, it’s important for dogs to have regular dental checkups. And also like you, it’s important for dogs to get daily care for their teeth, for a smoother, easier checkup. Find out how serious dental care for dogs is possible. Learn about OraVet Chews.

Find out how serious dental care for dogs is possible.
Learn about OraVet Chews.


ASK YOUR VET

Take the first step. Speak with your vet.

Our chews are available from your vet. After all, OraVet Dental Hygiene Chews are serious dental care.