03/20/2026
You’re rubbing your dog’s belly. They flash a toothy grin. But something looks off. Their teeth? Yellow. Hard. Maybe a little crusty around the edges. That’s tartar.
Tartar is what happens when soft plaque sits on your dog’s teeth too long. It hardens. It sticks. And it doesn’t go away with a quick chew toy. Left alone, it can lead to gum disease, pain, bad breath, and even problems with the heart or kidneys. Not great.
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