If your dog is past the puppy stage and losing teeth, it’s a cause for concern. The most likely culprit is periodontal ...

Lumps and bumps: Just running hands across a pet's body can reveal a lot, and if there is an odd lump, it can be identified.

However, just like humans, dogs can break teeth and get gum disease. Dogs are about five times more likely to get gum disease than their owners because their mouths are more alkaline, so plaque ...

Judy Periodontal disease is caused by an inflammation of an animal’s teeth and gums. It’s a surprisingly common condition, affecting over 87% of dogs and 70% of cats. Preventing it is ...

While periodontal disease affects over 80% of dogs by age three, innovative GingiGuard™ offers hope for long-term, sustainable solutions to a condition that, untreated, leads to tooth loss and ...