Brushing a dog's teeth helps to support whole body pet health.
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Feb. 12, 2013 - This February the AVMA, American Veterinary Medical Association, is sponsoring National Dental Health Month to bring awareness and address the importance of oral health care for pets.The AVMA has compiled resources for pet owners giving instructions on how to properly brush pet’s teeth, which dental health products are best for pets and explaining the risks associated with neglecting a pet’s oral health. A point of emphasis the AVMA hopes to impart to pet owners is that routine dental care will prevent more serious health issues and infections that can be life-threatening if spread to vital organs.
Pet Health Market has stocked a great selection of over-the-counter dog and cat dental care products that support oral health in pets. A wide selection of enzymatic dog chews are proven to control tartar, strengthen gums and reduce oral bacteria which is a leading cause of bad breath
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While tasty dental treats are a pet favorite there are other dental care steps that ensure healthy mouths for cats and dogs. Pet Health Market boasts a full line of cat and dog toothpastes and toothbrushes
http://www.pethealthmarket.com/category-s/1925.htm to keep teeth clean and fight bad breath. These dental products are intended for pets and when used daily can eliminate costly pet dentist trips in the future. Once your pet becomes comfortable with brushing it will become part of their daily routine. Remember not to use human toothpaste on pets as human products contain fluoride which can cause digestive problems if swallowed.
Convenient dog and cat oral care products maintain dental health between visits to the veterinarian. Pet Health Market’s array of oral rinses,
http://www.pethealthmarket.com/category-s/1969.htm drinking water and food additives help support healthy teeth and gums. They are quickly and easily delivered to your pet and will control plaque and tartar buildup, while providing minerals and antioxidants to your dog or cat.
Consistent dental care between veterinary visits will keep your pet healthy and their dental costs down. Stock up on your favorite pet oral care products this Pet Dental Health Month at Pet Health Market and your pet will thank you!
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