As a loving pet owner, you do everything possible to keep your dog in tip-top shape, from feeding him the most nutritious food and treats to making sure he exercises daily and taking him to the veterinarian for preventative care. But are …
Far too often, veterinarians discover during Preventive Care Exams that their canine patient has serious dental disease. Loose, discolored teeth, a foul odor to the breath and infected gums are just a few of the signs of canine periodontal disease. Rotten dog teeth …
February is Pet Dental Health Month, and it’s a perfect time to start the year off right by providing good dental care for your pet. Dental or periodontal disease can lead to many serious health and medical issues if left …
At Animal Medical Clinic, we take Pet Dentistry pretty seriously. In 2010 we decided to dedicate a portion of our practice into a state of the art ‘dental wing’ so that we can ensure our patients were receiving the best …
Here are our top reasons why dental care is really important! 1. A pet with healthy teeth equals a pet with better breath! 2. Dental disease can actually lead to problems with your pet’s organs, such as the heart, liver …
Dental disease comes in different degrees of severity, based on the amount of plaque, tartar, gingivitis and periodontal disease that are present. The pictures below illustrate the 4 Grades of dental disease, and the appearance of the teeth after a …
Despite its differences, the mouth of a dog or cat has a lot of similarities to a human mouth. As we eat, we release small food particles which can be used by bacteria for growth. These bacteria form a film …
Oral health in dogs and cats Your pet’s teeth should be checked at least once a year by your veterinarian for early signs of a problem and to keep your pet’s mouth healthy. Have your pet’s teeth checked sooner if …