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Shopping for dog dental treats might not always be at the top of your list, but it's crucial for your dog's dental and overall health. More than 80% of dogs experience significant oral issues, yet many owners rarely have the chance to check inside their dog's mouth. Since a dog's mouth is warm and moist, it's the perfect environment for bacteria to thrive. Good dental care is essential not just for their oral health but for their overall well-being, helping to prevent more serious problems down the line. While regular teeth cleanings are important, dental treats can be used in-between visits to maintain good oral hygiene. The best dental chews are designed to promote strong teeth and healthy gums, with some even helping to combat bad breath by neutralising bacteria. PetPost makes shopping for healthy dog dental treats easy and enjoyable. Without regular dental maintenance, dogs can risk losing teeth early, as tartar and plaque buildup can cause lasting damage. Brands like Greenies and Whimzees offer top-rated dental chews specifically designed to clean teeth and freshen breath. Greenies dental treats are not only packed with vitamins and minerals but are also easy to digest and come in different sizes, suitable for both small and large dogs. Dogs are prone to plaque and tartar buildup, which can lead to dental disease. Items like dog toothbrushes, mouthwash, dental treats, and hard chews help keep your dog's smile healthy. Shop for these and other great products at PetPost’s online store for the best in dog supplies.

FAQ's

How often should i give my dog dental treats?

You can give your dog dental treats 2 to 3 times a week, depending on the type of treat and your dog’s individual needs. Some dental treats are designed for daily use, so it’s important to check the packaging for recommendations. Dental treats can help reduce plaque and tartar, but they shouldn't replace regular brushing or professional cleanings.

Always choose treats that are appropriate for your dog’s size and breed to ensure safety and effectiveness.

Do dental treats help with bad breath?

Yes, dental treats can help with bad breath by mechanically scrubbing away plaque and tartar as dogs chew, and some contain ingredients like mint or parsley to neutralize odors. However, persistent bad breath could indicate gum disease, tooth decay, or other health issues like digestive or organ problems. Dental treats are most effective when used alongside regular brushing, vet cleanings, and oral hygiene products. If bad breath persists, it's best to consult a vet to rule out underlying health concerns.

How do I choose the right dental treat for my dog?

When choosing the right dental treat for your dog, it's important to consider their size, age, and chewing habits. Look for treats that are VOHC (Veterinary Oral Health Council) approved, as these have been tested for effectiveness in reducing plaque and tartar. The treat should be appropriately sized for your dog to prevent choking or digestive issues. For heavy chewers, choose durable treats that won’t break apart too quickly, while softer treats are better for dogs with sensitive teeth or gums. Also, avoid treats with artificial additives or high sugar content, and opt for natural ingredients that support overall health. Always check the packaging for feeding guidelines based on your dog’s weight and needs.

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