Ideally, you should aim to brush your dog's teeth daily. This might sound excessive, but just like in humans, plaque begins to form on a dog's teeth within 24 to 48 hours after eating.

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In the UK, less than 10% of dog parents reach for the best dog toothpaste and brush those chompers, research has shown, even though not doing so can lead to health problems. Many people just aren’t ...

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We as humans brush our teeth everyday, so why should it be any different for our pets? Dr Charlotte recommends trying to ...

Try to get your dog used to brushing from when they are a puppy, this said, it’s never too late to get started at any stage of your dog's life. How often should I brush my dog’s teeth and can ...

Inventor Ron Brooks says his idea for an automated dog groomer came from working with dairy cows on his rural Waupaca farm.

In the UK, less than 10% of dog parents reach for the best dog toothpaste and brush those chompers, research has shown, even though not doing so can lead to health problems.