Regular oral hygiene is a necessity for good dog dental care, but is often neglected or entirely overlooked by many owners.
Even conscientious owners who arrange for annual, semi-annual, or more frequent cleanings by their veterinarian discover that this regimen will not prevent every problem.
The reason is simple. Each time your dog eats, plaque forms around its teeth.
In one to three days, the plaque hardens into tartar that irritates gums, and opens the door to painful and damaging diseases.
Regular cleaning is needed to prevent tarter build-up and dental problems.
But brushing your dog's teeth doesn't have to be a difficult chore… especially with a funny little dog like this Jack Russell Terrier who knows how important it is to brush one's teeth!
Check out the hilarious video on the next page!
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