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For all of you dog and cat owners out there, how typically do you brush your family pet’s teeth? Do you brush your family pet’s teeth?
Ten years back, as a very first time family pet owner, I keep in mind being motivated to look after my dog Fig’s teeth.
RoundTable press reporter Wendi Kromash and Fig all set for the start of the North Shore Century bike flight in September 2022. Credit: Wendi Kromash
I made certain he got an oral bone every day after supper and I brushed his teeth nighttime as a routine part of Fig’s bedtime regimen. He’d see me approach with his tooth brush and peanut butter flavored doggy tooth paste and would roll on to his back and open his mouth.
He is truly charming when he does this.
My late daddy was a dental practitioner. My bro is a dental practitioner. I matured comprehending how necessary good oral care is to one’s general health. I might see Fig’s teeth were collecting tartar. At each yearly check up, our veterinarian recommended I schedule an oral appointment for Fig.
I constantly discovered 2 interconnected factors to prevent scheduling this appointment: the cost and the danger of him being put under anesthesia. The cost was constantly a four-figure variety depending upon the degree of illness discovered, which might just be figured out after radiographs, X-rays, were taken. And taking radiographs of a dog’s mouth needs anesthesia.
Some family pet insurance coverage prepares cover oral extractions and radiographs. Most strategies don’t cover pre-existing conditions. And future oral protection may depend upon your family pet getting a standard oral examination initially so any teeth requiring extra care can be recognized (and left out).
Fig’s been hospitalized two times already through Blue Pearl Emergency Pet Hospital and I paid handsomely both times. He shivers significantly whenever we go to the veterinarian for his check ups or routine vaccinations. As a rescue animal, he’s distressed on a good day.
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