Tag Archives: dogs teeth

Dental hygiene is vital at Oradell Animal Hospital

Posted in October 07, 2011 by in Doctors Corner Q&A, Questions and Answers | Comments are closed
Q: Should I be concerned about my pet’s teeth as they get older?  A:  Absolutely.  This is an excellent question.  Every year that goes by, there is an increase in plaque/calculus build up on the teeth and under the gum line.  Daily brushing can help control build up but a yearly cleaning under anesthesia will greatly help to prevent tooth Continue Reading...
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Saving beagle's remaining teeth

Posted in July 18, 2011 by in Questions and Answers | Comments are closed
Q:         Our five-year-old Beagle mix, recently had to have some teeth removed because of a bacterial infection.  We’d like to avoid this kind of dental work, in the future.What can we do to prevent infections and preserve her existing teeth? A:         There are many potential causes of bacterial infections that could necessitate extractions of your dog’s teeth.  I Continue Reading...
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Fort Lee – Oradell Veterinary Group: National Pet Dental Month

Posted in February 17, 2011 by in Featured Articles | Comments are closed
February is National Pet Dental Health Month. Some studies claim that only 1 in 10 pet owners properly look after their pets’ teeth, leading to an even more startling statistic: 80% of dogs and 70% of cats have periodontal disease by the age of 3. In hopes of educating Fort Lee pet owners on the importance of proper dental care, Continue Reading...
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