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Most of us get our dog's dental advice from our regular vet. And most regular vets learned about dentistry more than a decade ago. Meanwhile, the specialists who set the rules have quietly moved on.
This piece walks you through that gap. Not my opinion. Not Arterra's take. Just what the top dog dentists and the big veterinary bodies are...
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