Dental disease is one of the most common problems in dogs, and prevention is all about consistency. PetHealthLog lets you log brushing, dental chews and additives, keep a streak going, and note any gum or breath changes - so daily dental care doesn't quietly slip. Free, no account, works offline.
Start tracking - it's freeVets recommend regular tooth brushing and dental chews for dogs, but the reality is that daily dental care is easy to start and easy to let slide. A few missed days become a few missed weeks, and the plaque builds up quietly until the next check-up.
Because it's a slow, preventive routine, there's no immediate feedback to keep you going - which is exactly why a simple streak and log make a difference. Seeing the run of days you've kept up, and catching a gap early, is what keeps dental care on track.
PetHealthLog is free, needs no account and works offline, so logging a brush or a dental chew takes a second and builds into a record you can actually keep up with.
Add tooth brushing, dental chews, water additives or a dental diet - whatever your routine is - and tick each as you do it.
A visible run of days keeps the daily habit going and makes a missed day obvious before it becomes a missed week.
Jot a quick note if the breath worsens or the gums look red, so you can flag it at the next vet visit rather than forgetting.
Keep cleanings and vet visits on the same private timeline as the daily care.
Take a clean record of the home dental routine to the next dental check-up.
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