Bad breath. Tartar buildup. Gum inflammation.
Many pet owners see these as minor issues that only affect the mouth.
In reality, oral health impacts far more than your pet’s breath or ability to chew. If left unmanaged, it can gradually affect their overall health and well-being.
In this episode, Host Hoang Tu joins Dr. Ngo Hong Phuong and VNF expert Tran Van Ty to explore a topic that is incredibly common yet often overlooked in daily pet care: oral health.
How does diet affect your dog’s or cat’s oral health? What are the differences between dry food and wet food? How do plaque and tartar actually form? Which common owner habits may unintentionally increase the risk of dental disease? How can Chitosan help support oral hygiene and plaque control?
The truth is: dental problems don’t appear overnight. They are often the result of small changes accumulating after every meal.As dental biofilm develops, bacteria can attach, multiply, and create the conditions for bad breath, gingivitis, and periodontal disease.
Alongside a balanced diet and regular oral care, ingredients such as Chitosan are gaining attention for their ability to:
Help control harmful bacteria in the oral cavity Reduce bacterial adhesion and plaque accumulation Support the slowing of tartar formation
Watch this episode to learn how a science-based approach to oral care can help your pets maintain healthier teeth and gums for years to come.