Dental Special

Studies prove that 80% of all pets over the age of three have periodontal disease and need immediate dental care. Bacteria in the mouth can cause bad breath and gum disease locally, but can also spread to the intestines, liver, heart, and kidneys, leading to premature deterioration of these vital organs. Professional dental cleaning and treatments, coupled with proper home care, will give your pet a healthier and longer life.

The doctor will examine your pet and a blood test will be run to check for any potential problems prior to scheduling your dental. By examining your pet prior to anesthesia, doing blood tests to check organ function, and using the safest anesthetic available, the risks of anesthesia are minimized. Your pet’s teeth are cleaned to remove plaque and tartar, and particular attention is given to “hidden” problems under the gum line. The teeth are then polished for a smooth finish. Your pet goes home the same evening with better-smelling breath, and more importantly a healthier and more comfortable mouth.