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How do I keep my dog’s teeth clean?

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Brushing your dog’s (or cat’s) teeth is the best way to keep their pearly whites in tip top shape! Brushing can be performed using a tooth brush (either a baby brush or a pet specific brush) and flavoured paste or Oxyfresh gel. Sometimes this can be a bit overwhelming to start with, so a good starting point for training your dog or cat to accept brushing is using a piece of gauze to gently rub the teeth.

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