Vet Dentist

Generally this is the job of a good veterinarian. We recently had our cat's teeth cleaned (requiring general anesthesia) and they took x-rays and had all tartar removed. They looked amazing afterwards and the gums significantly less enflamed. It's surprising your vet hasn't been able to help your pup with the teeth... perhaps consult another vet? I've linked my vet (but they are in Renton).

We had our dog's teeth "cleaned" later in life on the vet's recommendation. This was a full on surgery involving anesthesia, pulling teeth, etc. Not cheap, but they were thorough and the recovery was quick. Her breath was much improved after that.

Seattle Natural Veterinary in Ballard is great! Clients have gone to natural and had better success where western vet med was failing. I love the team there!