How do I recognize signs of dental disease in pets

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ArmaniPratt
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How do I recognize signs of dental disease in pets

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How do I recognize signs of dental disease in pets
RonanBruce
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Sure! Here are seven different ways to recognize signs of dental disease in pets:
DannaBarker
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**Bad Breath**: If your pet's breath smells like something died, that's a big red flag. Pets shouldn't have stinky breath!
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**Drooling More Than Usual**: If you notice your furry friend drooling a lot, especially if it seems excessive, it could mean something's up with their teeth or gums.
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**Pawing at Their Mouth**: If your pet keeps pawing at their mouth or seems to be uncomfortable when you touch their face, they might be trying to tell you something's wrong.
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**Difficulty Eating**: If your pet is suddenly picky about food or seems to struggle while chewing, it might be a sign of dental pain.
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**Swollen Gums**: Take a peek inside their mouth. If you see red or swollen gums, that’s definitely not normal and could indicate gum disease.
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**Loose or Missing Teeth**: If you notice any loose teeth or even teeth that are missing, it’s time to get them checked out by a vet.
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