Poor dental hygiene in dogs and the consequences
Poor dental hygiene in dogs and its consequences Regular checkups of your dog's teeth are essential. Misaligned teeth or excessively stubborn baby teeth, as well as other developmental disorders...
Recognizing Toothache in Dogs 4/4
Toothache diagnosis and treatment by the veterinarian The treatment of dental problems , injuries, and diseases in dogs is now carried out at a very high level. Similar to human medicine, veteri...
Tips for proper paw and coat care
Tips for proper paw and skin care for dogs Have you noticed your dog licking his paws or even chewing on his claws? Then it's high time to address the topic of paw care. While this may sound lik...
Teething in cats – when kittens learn to bite Cats are originally predators with very powerful teeth. Perfect teeth are important not only for cats living in the wild, but also for all indoor ca...
Recognizing toothache in dogs 3/4
In previous blog posts, we've already talked about toothache in dogs and how to recognize toothache in dogs. In today's installment of our four-part series, we'll talk about what can cause toothac...
Why are healthy teeth so important?
Why are healthy teeth so important? Bad teeth aren't just painful for us humans. They can also cause severe pain in our four-legged friends. This is fatal, because healthy teeth are a crucial fa...
Brushing your dog's teeth - useful or excessive?
Brushing your dog’s teeth: Important or excessive? Do you brush your dog's teeth regularly, or is that too much for you? The good news: Veterinary dentists recommend regular tooth brushing. Many...
Recognizing Toothache in Dogs 2/4
Toothache isn't just painful for us humans; our dogs suffer as well. The older a dog gets, the greater the likelihood of developing a dental problem. And although dogs suffer just as much as we hum...
Recognizing toothache in dogs 1/4
Toothache isn't just painful for us humans; our dogs suffer as well. The older a dog gets, the greater the likelihood of developing a dental problem. And although dogs suffer just as much as we hum...
Proper dental care for cats Proper dental care for cats, just like for dogs, is frowned upon. Accusations of humanization quickly arise. However, any cat owner or lover who has ever had the oppo...
Ultrasonic toothbrush vs. regular brush for dogs
Comparison: Regular toothbrush vs. ultrasonic toothbrush for dogs When comparing a regular toothbrush with an ultrasonic toothbrush for dogs, the first thing you'll notice is the price differenc...
Dentistry is a common topic for both cats and dogs. After annual vaccinations, toothache is the most common reason pet owners visit their veterinarian. In today's blog post, we explain how to ident...
How to properly treat small wounds and scratches
Every dog owner is familiar with minor scratches and wounds. Whether from wandering through dense bushes or poorly chosen walking routes with abrasive surfaces, minor injuries and wounds are a dai...
Tick bites in dogs: A painful topic
Spring has barely arrived - and they're already active again: ticks. The common tick, the brown dog tick, and the meadow tick lurk in the undergrowth and grass, waiting for their fluffy victims. ...
How does the ultrasonic toothbrush for dogs work?
The ultrasonic toothbrush is your best ally when it comes to your little darling's dental health. Only regular brushing protects your four-legged friend from bad breath, tartar , and countless vet ...
Which electric toothbrush is suitable for your dog?
To significantly improve your little darling's dental hygiene, brushing is essential. This is the only way to combat tartar, plaque, and all the resulting problems before they even appear. But you ...
The Dog's Tooth - Anatomy and Dental Health
Your dog normally has 42 teeth in his permanent dentition. To keep them as long as possible and use them pain-free, he will need some help with dental care. It's helpful to know a little about the...
Baking tooth-friendly dog biscuits for Christmas
Oh, the wonderful Christmas season! Plenty of treats await both two-legged and four-legged friends! But those delicious Christmas cookies that are so good for you should definitely not be shared wi...
Feeding dogs properly to avoid dental problems
Unfortunately, dental problems in dogs aren't uncommon. Around 80% of all dogs over the age of three have tooth or gum disease*. This ranges from unpleasant bad breath to tartar buildup and even p...
Why the emmi®-pet is the perfect Christmas gift
It's that time of year again. Christmas is fast approaching, and you still have tons of presents to buy. Have you thought about your four-legged friend? After all, you don't want them to go empty-...
What does a dog's teeth look like?
Please open your mouth and say "Ah!" The teeth are your four-legged friend's most important tool. A dog's teeth differ from a human's in many ways. So, if you want to provide optimal care, it's wor...
Which chew snacks for dogs help with tartar
That would be the perfect solution! Remove tartar from your dog by simply tossing him a few treats . You don't have to laboriously brush your pet's teeth; he gets a few snacks, you're both happy, ...
Do chew toys help against tartar?
Dog dental care has many facets. On the one hand, you can effectively combat plaque and thus prevent tartar with the help of modern technology like the emmi-pet ultrasonic toothbrush . On the othe...
Tartar prevention – is a toothbrush enough for dogs?
Tartar is a problem for humans and animals: it causes unpleasant bad breath and can trigger painful inflammation of the gums. The first step toward prevention is incredibly simple: Get a dog too...