At Least
70% of Pets
Develop Dental
issues by 2 yrs old1
Solutions to a happy smile!
Simple steps for fresh breath and a healthy mouth
Does your pet have
Dental Issues?
Schedule a Vet Visit
Healthy Habits
Know the source of common dental issues
AGE Dental issues are more common in older pets
BREED Small dogs, especially those with a flat face or short nose, are more likely to have overcrowded or misaligned teeth that are difficult to keep clean, making them more prone to dental issues.
FOOD Some foods can increase your pet’s risk of dental issues, so ask your veterinarian for a nutritional recommendation
Poor Dental Health can lead to bigger health risks
Healthy Habits
A happy, healthy mouth starts with creating healthy habits. Here are three steps you can take to better oral health for your pet.
Annual Check Ups
One of the most important steps you can take to keep your pet’s mouth healthy is to schedule annual dental checkups. If your pet forms tartar quickly or has a history of dental problems, more frequent exams and cleanings may be advised.
Regular Brushing
One of the most important steps you can take to keep your pet’s mouth healthy is to schedule annual dental checkups. If your pet forms tartar quickly or has a history of dental problems, more frequent exams and cleanings may be advised. Click here for some tips for brushing.
Feed A Dental Food
Feeding a dental food for everyday oral care to help keep your pet’s mouth healthy. Check out Hill's Oral Care Products
Hill’s has specially formulated nutrition to promote dental health
See our dental care portfolio for products approved by the Veterinary Oral Health Council (VOHC).
Dental Nutrition for Healthy Pets
Take a more proactive role in your pet’s dental health. Hill’s Science Diet Oral Care helps clean teeth and freshen breath by removing plaque and tartar build up.
Science Diet Adult Oral Care
Dry Cat Food
Science Diet Adult Oral Care
Dry Dog Food
Specialized nutrition for pets with dental issues
Powered by our special fiber matrix technology, Hill’s Prescription Diet t/d is clinically proven to reduce plaque, stain & tartar buildup and clean up to the gumline. Ask your vet if one of these products is right for your pet.
Prescription Diet t/d
Dry Cat Food
Prescription Diet t/d
Dry Dog Food
Prescription Diet t/d Small Bites
Dry Dog Food
Hill's Pet Care Center
Visit the Hill’s Pet Care Center for more info and articles about how you can help your dog or cat stay healthy.
1 World Small Animal Veterinary Association Global Dental Guidelines, 2020
