why don't animals get tooth cavities?

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I think it's because they don't eat any sugar. just a thought

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Actually, they do. Usually, though, animals don't because they don't eat foods as high in refined sugars like humans do.

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They do. My wallet can prove it. Just paid the vet over $500 for dental work on my miniature Dauchund.
Also, they don't tend to live as long as humans. Longer lived animals certainly develope tooth decay and cavities.

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They do, actually. One good way to tell if your pet does have tooth cavities is bad breath.

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They usually do as they get older.

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they do the vets clean teeth. plus they dont live as long

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