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This is THE most common mouth disease in
ALL dogs. It is preventable, and there are treatments available.
Brushing
your dogs teeth is important, believe it or not! Unlike
humans, dogs do not have the ability (or the inclination)
to brush their teeth. Brushing your dog's teeth is not as
hard as it sounds. You can get cotton balls, and a solution
of HEXORAL RINSE available from your Veterinarian, take
the solution and soak a cotton ball. Take the cotton ball
and scrub your dog's teeth with it. It is a preventative
measure and not as good as regularly brushing them BUT if
you are not willing to put forth the effort to brush them
(few folks seem to want to do this) this method is better
then nothing.
Periodontal
disease can be spotted by:
• Bleeding
gums
• Discolored teeth where they meet the gum
• Loosing teeth
• Breath smells like "rotten shrimp"
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