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A. Although relatively rare, pets, like their owners, can get cavities. Veterinary dentists have noticed a mild rise in the incidence of cavities among pets fed sugary treats. For the most part, however, cavities are still relatively rare in pets because diets generally aren’t high in decay-causing sugars. You can avoid cavities in pets by feeding them non- sugary treats.
