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Did You Know:
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85% of dogs and cats over 1 year of age have the beginnings of periodontal disease but only 3% of dogs and 1% of cats get treatment. |
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Dental disease can effect internal organs. |
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Tartar buildup can cause tooth loss and destruction of the gum and bone tissue. |
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| What Are The Signs Of Oral Disease? |
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Bad breath |
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Build up of yellow or brown tartar on your pet's teeth. |
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Red, inflamed or bleeding gums |
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Pawing at face or mouth |
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Change in eating or chewing habits |
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| How To Prevent Dental Disease: |
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Have annual dental exams. |
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Practice home dental care such as brushing, chews and rinses. |
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Dental diets- ask your veterinarian. |
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Annual dental cleanings. |
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| For more information, read "Pets Need Dental Care, Too." |
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