Cara Veterinary Group

Six Steps to Keep your Pet's Teeth Healthy

Food deposits are a major cause of bad teeth and subsequent ill-health. Minimising food deposits is an essential part of looking after your pet.
Ensure your pet is only fed once or twice a day.
Do not allow your pet to pick at food throughout the day, pick up the meal after 5 - 10 mins if it is not finished.
The best way for you to help your pet maintain a healthy mouth, is brushing their teeth on a regular basis to reduce plaque build up and gingivitis. You should use a special toothbrush and toothpaste designed for pets. Avoid using toothpaste designed for people because your pet can't spit it out and it can upset your pet's stomach.
Give your pet 'chew toys' and feed them hard or course textured food. This can help to remove plaque.
Visit us for regular dental exams and professional cleaning. Talk to us about professional dental care and what you can do to keep your pet's teeth and body healthy.

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Call us on 01 885 3253 with any queries.

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Cara Veterinary Hospital: Unit 233, Blanchardstown Corporate Park 2, Ballycoolin, Dublin 15.
Cara Veterinary Surgery: Phoenix Park Gate, 1a North Circular Road, Dublin 7.
Phone: +353 1 885 3253
Fax: +353 1 885 3255
Email: info@caravetgroup.com

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