dental health for
cats and dogs
SCIENCE DID THAT.
Check the signs
Click below to see signs that may indicate a dental issue in your pet.
Know the source of common dental issues
At least 70% of pets develop dental issues by 2 years old1
- AGE
Dental issues are more common in older pets. - BREED
Small dogs, especially those with a flat face or short nose, are more likely to have overcrowded or misaligned teeth that are difficult to keep clean and more prone to dental issues. - FOOD
Some foods can increase your pet’s risk of dental issues, so ask your veterinarian for a nutritional recommendation.
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With every bite, the fibre texture scrapes the tooth surface to help clean teeth and freshen breath.
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Unique fibre alignment helps kibble stay intact to engulf the tooth.
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Kibble gentle scrubs away plaque and tartar to help clean teeth.
Science Plan
Prescription Diet
Annual Check-Ups
One of the most important steps you can take to keep your pet’s mouth healthy is to schedule annual dental cleanings & check-ups.
Hill's Pet Care Center
Visit the Hill’s Pet Care Center for more info and articles about how you can help your dog or cat stay healthy.
1World small Animal Veterinary Association Global Dental Guidelines, 2020