Dog Teeth Brushing Wheaton, IL

Sound dental hygiene is essential for your dog’s health. The dog teeth brushing Wheaton we offer as part of our walk-in services is a convenient and safe way that cleans away tarter, freshens breath and also permits our groomers the chance to check your dog’s teeth for other issues that may eventually need treatment.

Our groomers are trained, experienced and ready to provide expert dog teeth brushing with care and patience – you’re pup will be at ease and relaxed at WoofBeach Shores!

Dog Teeth Brushing Wheaton

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630-528-0300

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132 W Liberty Dr
Ste. 100
Wheaton, IL 60187

Highly recommend this Woof Beach location! We recently adopted our dog Henry. Originally, Henry was being fostered through our trainer Carlos. Thankfully, Carlos trusted us enough to let us adopt him. Then Carlos recommended us to continue training classes. Now Henry is a Belgian Malanois so he has a high drive for things. Henry had a tendency to growl or bark when people came around him. Thankfully through training at Woof Beach our trainer Carlos corrected that. Training at Woof Beach is not just training for the dogs it is for their owners too. We had no clue what certain commands were till Carlos explained them to us. Now we are able to perform the commands and Henry knows who is in charge. Carlos is very patient, calm and friendly with everyone and our furry friends. We really enjoyed our training sessions at Woof Beach. At Woof Beach they treat our furry friends as if they were their own. Plus this location is SUPER CLEAN! If we adopt another dog we will definitely bring our furry friend here!
Karina Esquivel, Google Review

Before Development

Before a dog’s adult teeth develop their baby teeth must fall out first. Sometimes, however, not all of the baby teeth come out when they should, leading to problems such as gum irritation or excess tartar. With routine cleanings, stubborn baby teeth can be identified and addressed before problems develop.

Caring

Caring for your dog’s teeth can help avoid other health issues, which saves pet owners a lot on money over the long run.

Periodontal disease

Four out of five dogs develop some sort of periodontal disease after the age of three. One of the causes can be the accumulation plaque, which is why regular dental cleanings are so helpful.

Loss of teeth

Dogs that do not receive consistent dental care can eventually – and painfully – lose their teeth. In addition to the discomfort, that can cause significant health problems.

Dental checkups

Most dogs are not obvious about it when they are in pain – making it hard to even be aware sometimes when a dog is having dental problems until it’s at an advanced stage. This is a key reason why it’s important to take your dog in for dental checkups at WoofBeach Shores.

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