Momoo™ /Vet-Recommended: Quiet & Easy Dental Tool for First-Time Pet Parents

Plaque turns into hardened tartar in just 72 hours. Without proper cleaning, it leads to swollen, bleeding gums, chronic pain, and eventually tooth loss. And the worst part? Most dogs show no obvious signs—until it's too late.

Dental infections allow bacteria to enter the bloodstream, silently damaging vital organs like the heart, liver, and kidneys. Studies show a clear link between periodontal disease and systemic illness in pets.

Dogs instinctively hide pain. Refusing to eat, chewing on one side, licking their lips, or staying unusually quiet are often signs of deep, constant oral discomfort. Imagine living with a toothache, every day—and not being able to tell anyone.

Deep dental cleaning under anesthesia can be expensive and stressful, especially for older or anxious dogs. In many cases, the damage is already severe and irreversible by the time a vet visit becomes necessary.