Poor oral hygiene in your pets can lead to costly vet bills. Here's how to care for your dog's and cats teeth without a toothbrush.

Anyone with a dog or cat will worry about their furry companions' health. And one aspect that often worries pet owners is when their animals lose their teeth. Like us, our dogs and cats grow a set ...

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A routine teeth cleaning for a dog can cost between $170 and $350, while an ultrasonic cleaning with other procedures under anesthesia can cost up to $4,000.

Teeth cleaning for dogs costs $170 to $350 by a general vet, or up to $4,000 by a specialist, depending on factors like procedures and health conditions.

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.

Not brushing your dog's teeth regularly can lead to a build-up of plaque and tartar, which can cause dental problems leading to bad breath, gum disease, tooth loss and even general health problems.

Just like humans, dogs’ teeth need to be kept clean to prevent the build of plaque which can cause decay. Less than 10% of Brits reportedly brush their dogs’ teeth.