Fur babies need dental care, too.
Pet dental cleanings are vital for maintaining the overall health and well-being of our beloved companions. Just like humans, pets are prone to dental issues such as plaque buildup, tartar accumulation, and gum disease. Regular dental cleanings help prevent these problems by removing plaque and tartar, which can lead to painful dental conditions and even systemic health issues if left untreated. By prioritizing pet dental cleanings, owners can safeguard their furry friends from discomfort, bad breath, tooth loss, and potential infections that may affect other organs. Additionally, routine cleanings performed by qualified veterinary professionals can prolong pets' lives, ensuring they enjoy optimal oral health and quality of life for years to come. Invest in your pet's dental care today to promote their overall wellness and happiness.
You wouldn’t dream of going your entire life without seeing a dentist, so why wouldn’t you take your pet to the vet for dental care? If your pet doesn’t receive appropriate dental services, they will likely develop problems like bad breath and tooth discoloration. And while these issues seem minor, they often lead to more severe issues when not addressed.
Your pet could experience pain, difficulty eating, and infections as a result of poor dental health. Infections originating in the mouth can enter the bloodstream, too, and travel to other parts of your pet’s body. They can cause heart, liver, and kidney disease and even lead to premature death.
When you bring your companion to us for pet dentistry, we will begin by performing a comprehensive examination. From there, we will perform a thorough cleaning and address any potential problems we may find. Dental services are typically performed while the pet is under anesthesia. This ensures their safety and comfort while allowing our team to do a thorough job.
If your pet is in need of dental care, we can help. Contact Destination Pet of Woodstock today to schedule an appointment for your canine or feline companion.
