Dental advice

Healthy teeth are crucial to your pet’s overall health, we can provide the dental care your pet needs. The build-up of plaque and tartar on your pet’s teeth can lead to infection in the gums and roots of the teeth. If this is left untreated then it can cause serious damage, not just to your pet’s teeth, but also have implications for their overall health.

Gum disease is one of the most common problems seen by vets. It is important to look out for any signs of loose teeth, bad breath, loss of appetite, tenderness around the mouth, or chewing only on one side. These could all be signs of dental problems.

Regular check-ups for pets

Pets age much more rapidly than humans and they can’t tell us when they are feeling unwell. This makes regular check-ups for our pets the most important step in preventative health care. A regular veterinary examination ensures health problems are detected and treated early and more effectively.