Oral disease is the most common health problem for pets.
By the age of three, approximately 80% of dogs and 70% of cats have already developed periodontal disease. Left untreated, the infection can lead to tooth loss and bacteria from the mouth can spread through the bloodstream and cause kidney, liver, and heart problems. Oral disease ... Read more
Extractions are sometimes necessary to treat diseased teeth, resolve pain and infections in the mouth. These are only done after careful evaluation of the patient and radiographs of the teeth. Additional procedures, medications, and follow up care may be necessary when extractions are needed and will be determined on a case-by-case basis.
Once gum disease (gingivitis) ... Read more
Another benefit of cleaning the teeth before gum disease is present is reducing your pet’s time under anesthesia. If we are able to examine your pet’s oral cavity and clean their teeth before there is significant dental disease it significantly reduces the time your pet is under anesthesia. Routine procedures take approximately 40-50 minutes, if ... Read more
It is best to brush just like we do, but effective home care can also consist of using appropriate products for chewing on a regular and ongoing basis. We can make a recommendation based on your pet s breed and stage of life.
We also offer many home care products that help keep your pet’s teeth ... Read more