How to Keep Your Dog's Teeth Cleaner Between Vet Visits
Your dog's dental care shouldn't only happen when you visit the veterinarian.
Like many aspects of pet care, oral hygiene benefits from regular attention at home.
Start with a routine
The easiest way to stay consistent is to make oral care part of something your dog already does every day.
For example, you could incorporate oral care around your dog's normal drinking or grooming routine.
Consider a water additive
The VALENTIN Oral Cool Mint Water Additive provides a convenient way to incorporate oral care into your dog's routine through their drinking water.
Always follow the product's directions for use.
There are different formats available
Not every owner prefers the same approach.
The VALENTIN Oral range also includes the VALENTIN Oral Cool Mint Spray and VALENTIN Oral Cool Mint Gel.
Having different formats allows you to choose an option that fits your dog's routine.
Don't ignore bad breath
Bad breath shouldn't automatically be considered normal for dogs.
Persistent unpleasant breath can be associated with oral health problems.
Look out for other changes too, including difficulty eating, changes in chewing behaviour, excessive drooling or visibly irritated gums.
Professional care still matters
Home oral care does not replace veterinary dental examinations.
If you're concerned about your dog's teeth, gums or breath, speak to your veterinarian.
Consistency is key
The most useful routine is one you can actually maintain.
Small, regular steps can help you stay on top of your dog's everyday oral care.
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