Dog Tooth Abscess, What Causes This And How To Treat A Tooth Abscess With Your Dog

Our canine friends are unable to inform us of their nagging tooth aches. This not only means that dental disease can go unnoticed for long periods of time, but serious tooth infections can as well. An abscess is essentially a pocket of infection within the body, developing as a result of an initial wound or irritation. This lump is often painful and filled with pus, only finding relief when the area is drained and treated with antibiotics. Abscesses are not only extremely uncomfortable for the dog affected, but can cause a dog to feel generally unwell. Dogs with an abscess may have a fever, appear lethargic, shy away from food, and display other abnormal behaviors.
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