DOG & CAT
DENTISTRY
Most dogs and cats show signs of dental disease by middle age, and many hide mouth pain well. Bad breath, red gums, tartar, drooling, or chewing on one side can all point to a problem.
WHAT WE OFFER
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Dental exams as part of every wellness visit
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Professional cleaning and polishing under general anesthesia
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Digital dental X-rays to see the roots and bone below the gumline
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Extractions of damaged or painful teeth, with pain control
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Home-care advice: brushing, dental diets and chews
WHAT TO EXPECT
Before a dental procedure we examine your pet and recommend pre-anesthetic bloodwork. Your pet stays with us for the day, is monitored throughout anesthesia, and usually goes home the same afternoon. We call you during the day if we find anything that changes the plan.
To book a dental exam, call (905) 271-5559.
Questions about anesthesia? See our New Clients FAQ.
