Omega-3 for Dogs: EPA Calmed Gut Inflammation in Lab Study
A lab study found that EPA, an omega-3 fatty acid, may help reduce inflammation and oxidative stress in canine …
How to Care for Your Dog's Teeth at Home
Brushing your dog’s teeth at home can help clear soft plaque, but it does not remove hardened tartar or replace veterinary dental care. Start today by letting your dog calmly investigate a pet toothbrush and toothpaste before you try to brush; a pleasant, gradual introduction can make the routine easier to accept. [1] [6] Gather a safe brush and toothpaste before you begin You will need: Toothpaste made for dogs A dog toothbrush, finger-mounted brush, or soft infant toothbrush A quiet place where your dog can remain comfortable Small rewards your dog enjoys, if rewards help create a pleasant interaction Do not use human toothpaste.
