Just like our human teeth, canine teeth should be cleaned regularly by brushing at least once a day or every other day to avoid serious pet dental issues. In this video, you'll learn how to "doityourself" brushing your pooch's teeth, thus, saving you money to go to the vet every time. Paul, with 30 years of experience in the veterinary industry, will talk about why all pet parents should make their dogs or cats "at home dental care" a priority.

Remember the secret is to just apply a "thin layer" of dog toothpaste and use gentle brushing to break down the biofilm on the teeth to help PREVENT tartar build up and canine gingivitis.

Once you have some tartar and gingivitis and tooth decay this is a job for your vet.

The whole concept behind our 3 step pet tooth brushing is to PREVENT the formation of tartar and tooth and gum decay plus smelly breath in our pets.

STEP BY STEP:

1. Gently restraint your pet
2. Apply a thin layer of a highquality doggie toothpaste on the teeth / gums, USING A FINGER BRUSH OR SOFT TOOTHBRUSH. Gentle brushing is to disrupt the biofilm on the surface of the dogs’ teeth.

3. Try to do it daily or every other day.

As always, any questions just ask and you can visit our website at www.petstoreo.com