For an adult dog, we advise feeding between 2% to 3% of their body weight per day of healthy, raw food. For example an adult dog weighing 10kg may require 200g – 300g per day. Dog’s Weight Food per day 1 – 5 kg 25 – 125 g 5 –...Read More
How often should I get my dog's teeth checked?
You should keep brushing your dog's teeth as part of a regular grooming routine. Ask your vet first - before you start cleaning your dog's teeth, it's always best to ask your vet to show you the best way to do this. Start teeth cleaning when they're a puppy and...Read More
How often should a dental check-up be done?
It’s commonly said that you should see a dentist twice a year. When in doubt, this is a good rule of thumb to follow. At the end of the appointment, your dentist should suggest a date for your next visit. It might be sooner than six months, and it might...Read More
What is the recommended frequency of dental checkups?
Your dentist should suggest when you should have your next check-up based on how good your oral health is. The time between check-ups can vary from 3 months to 2 years, depending on how healthy your teeth and gums are and your risk of future problems. After your check-up, your...Read More
Do dogs need their teeth checked?
Dental disease is very common in dogs, second only to ear infections, and can be extremely uncomfortable - much as it would be for us. Keeping your dog's teeth clean is important, as ignoring it can lead to plaque build-up and dental problems. You should keep brushing your dog's teeth...Read More
What is the age limit for dog teeth cleaning?
It is thought to occur in at least 85% of dogs over 5 years of age. Dental disease is very common in dogs. If you suspect your pet already has dental problem, you should book an appointment with us. The 608 Vets team would be happy to help with advice...Read More
What is the NHS dental 2 year rule?
NHS dentistry has been under pressure for some time. NHS dental teams have been working hard to meet rising demand and although we have seen steady improvements in access, we know we need to do more. NHS dentists will be given a ‘new patient’ payment of between £15-£50 (depending on...Read More
How regularly should teeth be checked?
You may assume you should have a dental check-up every 6 months, but some people may not need to go so often and others may need more frequent checks. Your dentist should suggest when you should have your next check-up based on how good your oral health is. The time...Read More
What is the frequency of dental care?
Six monthly visits are the standard clinical guidelines for dental check-ups and dental hygiene visits, but like everything to do with the body or mouth, this can vary between patients. You should always follow the advice of your Dentist about the frequency of required dental exams and the advice of...Read More
How much does dog teeth cleaning cost in the UK?
Initial session £35
Cost of toothbrush and first consultation is £35.00 this usually takes about 30 minutes.
All subsequent maintenance consultations are £20.00
Follow up teeth clean £20
Per session will take 10-15 minutes and is done during the bathing session.Read More
How can I treat my dog's paw injury at home?
If your dog licks at their pads or limps, they may have a foot pad that is torn, punctured, or burned. Clean the wound. Look for debris or foreign objects such as glass or metal shards that may be lodged in the pad. Use mild antibacterial soap to disinfect the...Read More
Will a dog's paw heal on its own?
With proper care, minor cuts and abrasions typically heal within 7-10 days. More severe injuries may take longer, sometimes up to several weeks. Keep your dog’s activity level low during the healing process to avoid reopening the wound, and always follow your veterinarian’s advice. The healing time for a cut...Read More
When should I take my dog to the vet for a paw injury?
If your dog has a wound, check them for other injuries, keep the wound clean and if necessary, have them assessed by a vet. Deep/large wounds should always be checked by a vet. If your dog’s wound is large, very painful, bleeding heavily or has something stuck in it, contact...Read More
How do I know if my dog's paw pad is injured?
If you've personally seen your dog step into a chemical or tread on glass or an extremely hot surface, you’ll probably know almost immediately if he has injured his paw pads. However, injuries may not always be witnessed firsthand, and sometimes the symptoms occur a short time after the actual...Read More
How long do dog paw injuries take to heal?
The healing time for a cut on your dog’s paw pad can vary depending on the severity of the injury. With proper care, minor cuts and abrasions typically heal within 7-10 days. More severe injuries may take longer, sometimes up to several weeks. Keep your dog’s activity level low during...Read More