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Tips on Keeping Your Dog's Teeth Clean

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February is Pet Dental Health Month — a good time to remember that dogs have oral care needs too. While dental health may not be at the top of your pet-care priorities, it is important to your dog's health. Taking care of his choppers not only curbs dog breath and helps prevent periodontal disease (the most commonly diagnosed disease among dogs aged 3+), it can actually help him live a healthier life.

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