Sentences with phrase «n't brush»

The most common reasons I hear people tell me they don't brush their dog's teeth regularly include:

Using the toothbrush, brush in small circles; don't brush too vigorously, as discomfort will cause your pup to pull away.

We aren't saying that your pet is going to get cavities if they don't brush their teeth after each meal; however, even though cavities aren't very likely, periodontal or gum disease is the number one illness found in both dogs and cats.

Dental Disease — It Could Happen to Your PetWe aren't saying that your pet is going to get cavities if they don't brush their teeth after each meal; however, even though cavities aren't very likely, periodontal or gum disease is the number one illness found in both dogs and cats.

Because she doesn't brush her teeth like you do, this plaque can cause tartar buildup.

In general, most pet owners don't brush their animals» teeth, so tartar can build up, and their pet's breath can become malodorous.

Pets don't brush their teeth, and mostly we don't brush for them (though we should — we don't).....

Don't we brush our teeth at least twice daily and check in with our dentists twice yearly?

And you can't brush it back there.

That is exactly what happens to your cat's teeth, because cats don't brush and floss daily.

If your puppy has a long or medium coat and you don't brush him regularly, he's likely to get mats in his fur, which will cause him some discomfort.

However, don't can't brush for themselves and floss their teeth.

Dental deterioration is the next chronic problem our feline friends have - basically because they don't brush their teeth.

They don't care if we didn't brush our teeth or combed our hair.

Well, for pets that don't brush their teeth, this feeling gets worse and worse.

We don't brush as much as we should as it becomes a big fight with the old doxie but we do have dental checks twice a year with our vet and regular dental cleanings!

Purebred Perros de Agua Espanol grow ringlets which you don't brush out — just use your fingers to separate and tidy them.

Because dogs and cats don't brush and floss, tarter builds up on their teeth, leading to periodontal disease.

Always go with the grain of the hair and don't brush against the hair's natural growth.

If you don't brush your dog and remove the hair, then your entire home may become a mess.

Yet many people don't brush their pet's teeth, so most dogs and cats have evidence of dental disease by the time they are just 3 years old.

You know, I don't brush as at all.

Proper dental care is one thing you shouldn't brush off.

This is perhaps the single most important thing a pet owner can do for their pet when they can't brush a pet's teeth daily.

That makes sense because dogs don't brush their teeth, and they tend to gulp rather than chew their food.

Great for days when you can't brush your cat's teeth or to provide some tooth cleaning action at home for cats that don't allow tooth brushing.

It also prevents mats and tangles, which can go unnoticed if you don't brush the dog regularly.

During the times you can't brush, you can run gentle, alcohol - free dental wipes over your pet's teeth and gums to get rid of bacteria and food particles and freshen the breath.

He can't help but notice that he doesn't brush as often as Mom and Dad and worries that his 24k smile might become tarnished.

People will get it when they don't brush their teeth often enough or when they eat certain foods and spices such as onions and garlic.

But his teeth are very white considering I don't brush his teeth because he doesn't like it.

You really shouldn't brush your dog in a carpeted area.

If you can't brush their teeth daily, try for at least several times a week.

If you don't brush the coat often, those loose hairs will build up and cause matting.

If you can't brush on a daily basis, you may be able to get away with grooming every other day.

We will spare you the «do it or else» mantras and the «if you don't brush your dog's teeth, health problems are highly likely... or worse.»

Since dogs can't brush for themselves, and if one of the above two reasons applies to you, there are some things you can do to keep tartar and plaque to a minimum:

If you didn't brush your teeth for eight years, what do you think they would look like?

People will tell me that they don't brush their dog because «he doesn't like it,» or «he bites me when I try to brush him.»

How come human teeth fall out if you don't brush them, yet animal teeth seem to last years without any form of cleaning?

If you want to show your kids what will happen to their teeth if they don't brush regularly, just look at your pet's teeth — or worse, smell his bad breath.

However, some portions of her gum seem inflamed, plaque has built up a little (though less than when I didn't brush), and she still has foul breath.

Don't brush it off as something that can get done later — it's much, much too important to get buried at the bottom of your to - do list.»

I'll show you a lot of cool things, so don't brush off this page because it focuses on simple stuff.

Lick at the crumbs of Author Earnings if you please, but don't brush this off as nonsense, or belittle people — as I've seen done on other forums for them being upset that they were basically outed, and those who weren't but feel like we've been tossed to the wolves.

Don't brush it aside as something you can take care of when everything else is finished, because then it will be crunch time and you'll have to do everything in a hurry again (which in case you missed it we're saying is a bad idea).

We offer the «This monster doesn't brush his teeth.»

We can't brush poverty under the rug, and school choice isn't a quick fix for children living in poverty.

If you don't brush and floss, and if you don't eat healthful foods, teeth can get cavities.

She didn't brush other people's problems aside.