Pet Dental Health 

Joint the fight against oral disease in your pet!!

Did you know......

Periodontal disease affects nearly 80% of dogs and cats over the age of 3? It starts as bacteria and plaque on the teeth and progresses to a build up of tartar, causing tooth decay, gum infections and tooth loss. Over time, this can also lead to damage to the heart and other internal organs.

Because your pet can't care for his own teeth, regular professional care from your veterinarian, as well as care from you at home,  is important for the dental, as well as overall, health of your pet. 

Your pet can't always "tell" you when something is wrong. One or more of the following may be a clue that your pet is suffering from dental disease:

• Foul smelling breath
• Decreased appetite
• Pawing at the face and mouth
• Lack of energy
• Behavioral changes

Join the fight against oral disease!!

Step 1: A dental exam and cleaning by your veterinary professionals.

Step 2: Regular home dental care that includes brushing your pets teeth and a nutritious diet.

Step 3: Regular follow-up veterinary checkups.

Call to schedule an appointment for a dental exam and/or a dental cleaning for your pet today.