February 2019 :   Annual Pet Dental Health Campaign !

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Just as people should have regular checkups by their dentists , pets need regular dental care , too .

 

Signs of oral and dental diseases in dogs and cats :

 

 -  Bad breath .  

 -  Loose teeth or teeth that are discolored or covered in tartar .  

 -  Your pet shies away from you when you touch the mouth area .
 -  Drooling or dropping food from the mouth .
 -  Bleeding from the mouth .
 -  Loss of appetite or weightloss .

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What can you do? 

         

• Schedule an appointment for your pet's dental exam. Don't wait for his annual checkup if you suspect a problem. For pets with a history of oral problems, frequent examinations and cleanings may be advised.

• During your pet's oral exam, we will look for signs of plaque, tarter, bacteria and gingivitis. Plaque — a colourless film — contains potentially harmful bacteria that left unchecked can build up and create infection, enter the bloodstream and may affect vital organs, such as the heart and kidneys.

• We may suggest steps that include a home care regimen that includes regular brushing and feeding a food clinically proven to remove plaque and fight gingivitis.

• Schedule regular veterinary checkups. These are essential in helping us monitor the progress of your pet's dental health

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IN FEBRUARY WE OFFER REDUCED PRICES FOR ALL DENTAL CARE