Clients often ask me about foods and treats that may be helpful in reducing dental plaque and calculus accumulation in their dog or cat. Although nothing beats daily brushing in terms of mechanical removal of dental plaque and calculus, this website provides a listing of "dental" products that meet a set standard for effectiveness. Click here to go to VOHC.
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For Veterinarians
- Veterinarians, please feel welcome to comment on any or all posts--I value your input! If you have a particular case you would like to discuss, by all means, please e-mail (snail mail is also fine) me any materials (e.g., digital images, radiographs, etc.) you have pertaining to the case and I will do my best to help you.
Future Clients
- Here's how it works:In-office consultations: please call (310) 479-3336 to setup a personal consultation for your pet with Dr. Tsugawa. Send-in your photos: photos of the oral problem in your pet by e-mail. Phone consultation: 20 minute phone consultations with Dr. Tsugawa are also available.
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