Blog posts of '2026' 'January'

Think of your pet's mouth like a garden. A healthy garden has lots of different plants that crowd out weeds and keep everything balanced. Your pet's mouth works the same way. The "good" bacteria produce compounds that neutralize acids, compete with harmful bacteria for space and food, and even create protective layers on tooth surfaces.

Ever felt your cat's tongue? Those tiny backward-facing hooks aren't just for grooming fur—they're actually doing something amazing for your cat's dental health that you've probably never noticed.

Ever wonder why your dog's canine teeth have that perfect pointed shape? Those four prominent fangs aren't just for show—they're actually engineering marvels that work like medieval swords. Just like a knight's blade, your dog's teeth have a harder outer edge for cutting and a flexible inner core that keeps them from shattering when they chomp down.