Month: September 2026

When Bad Breath Signals More Than Dental Disease

Bad breath in pets is easy to dismiss, especially when it develops gradually over time. Dental disease is a common cause, but persistent or unusually strong breath can sometimes provide clues about health problems elsewhere in the body. Changes in odor may occur alongside symptoms involving your pet’s appetite, thirst, digestion, or energy level. Paying […]

Written by prositesdental • Sep 18 • 3 minute read

Helping Your Pet Recover Comfortably After Surgery

Bringing your pet home after surgery can be a relief, but the recovery period requires careful attention and patience. Whether your pet has undergone a routine procedure or a more complex operation, their body needs time and appropriate support to heal. They may be tired, uncomfortable, or less interested in their usual activities during the […]

Written by prositesdental • Sep 10 • 3 minute read

What Happens During Your Pet’s Dental Cleaning?

A professional dental cleaning can play an important role in protecting your pet’s oral and overall health. Even with regular care at home, plaque can accumulate and harden into tartar in places that are difficult to reach with a toothbrush. Over time, dental disease can lead to painful gums, loose teeth, infections, and difficulty eating. […]

Written by prositesdental • Sep 3 • 3 minute read

Helping Pets Adjust After a Move

Moving into a new home can be exciting for you, but the experience may feel confusing or stressful for your pet. Familiar rooms, smells, sounds, and routines suddenly change, leaving your pet with an unfamiliar environment to navigate. Dogs, cats, and other companion animals may respond to these changes differently depending on their temperament, age, […]

Written by prositesdental • Aug 27 • 3 minute read

A Guide to Healthy Shedding in Pet Reptiles

Shedding is a natural part of life for pet reptiles, but the process can tell you a great deal about your pet’s health and environment. As your reptile grows, old skin must periodically be replaced with a fresh layer underneath. Snakes often shed their skin in larger pieces, while many lizards and other reptiles shed […]

Written by prositesdental • Aug 20 • 3 minute read