So, yes and no. Some worms are going to be pretty easily visible....
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I guess starting as young as possible. So when they're a puppy, getting them used to the action of brushing their teeth....
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There's a ton on the market that you can find, and the question is, are they effective?...
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They can....
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What I tell people is that the chew toy has to be softer than the tooth. When things are harder than the tooth, the tooth loses....
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Just like in us, we get a minor cut or abrasion, we may clean it up a little bit, and it heals fine on itself....
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Yes, unless your indoor dog never goes outside, although I don't think any dogs are like that.
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As discussed, dental cleaning does require sedation, and it can be quite involved, but we put together a dentistry cleaning two-part video that goe...
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Depending on the type of image that we're looking at, for instance, x-rays, we would specifically look at the problem we are x-raying....
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Depending on the severity, dermatitis can be anywhere from uncomfortable to very painful....
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I wouldn't answer that in a way where I would say it could cause skin conditions, but I think it can exacerbate skin conditions....
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Often, it depends on what we're looking for and what's going on with the pet....
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All of these are so variable, but it's okay....
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From a preventative standpoint, your dog should be dewormed year-round....
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Dogs can get cavities. It's a rarer type of dental disease, but they can still get cavities just like humans can.
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At home, it's probably just good, simple hygiene. Make sure the dog's coat is cared for and that there are no significant mats....
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They can. Certain ones can be caught by humans....
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Yes, and, unfortunately, some parasites can cause blindness in children. They can also cause skin problems. We take parasites very seriously....
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It smells better to you, but it doesn't taste good to the dogs. They don't like that foamy, frothy stuff that happens with the toothpaste....
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Fortunately, very few....