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Yes, You Can Brush Your Dogs Teeth

Many owners are nervous about the prospect of brushing their dog's teeth when it is suggested by a member of the veterinary team. Dental disease is one of the most common health problems that dogs face, and it can usually be prevented completely. The task may be daunting at first, but by following these easy steps, it can be easy and even fun!

Winter Springs Veterinary Clinic

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9 months ago

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We recommend annual and semi-annual wellness exams for most pets. Proactive exams every 6 months are recommended, especially for older pets, to monitor their health, catch potential issues early, and reassess chronic health conditions.