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This Funny Pupper is Taking the Internet By Storm Came across this highly informative article from Dr. Alex Hynes. It’s called Common Dental Problems and Solutions.
It has some great advice on how to take care of your pet’s dental wellness. Here’s one that we found absolutely useful:
Sometimes animals may develop tumours around the gum line and on the inside cheek which need to be investigated. Whilst these can be harmless, they should be examined fully by a veterinarian as even benign tumours may require surgical removal for comfort and if the lump is something more sinister then the quicker it is removed the more likely it will be a better outcome for your pet. If you are brushing their teeth or are regularly up close and personal with your four legged friend, you may be in a position to notice these tumours more quickly than you would otherwise do so when you give them a cuddle take a quick peek in their mouth too!
The doctor shares a lot more in the rest of the article so do check them all out at the website linked below…