As a pet owner, you want to provide your furry friend with the best care possible. One aspect of pet care that often gets overlooked is dental health. Just like humans, pets can suffer from tooth decay, gum disease, and a variety of other oral health issues. In fact, according to the American Veterinary Dental Society, 80% of dogs and 70% of cats show signs of oral disease by the age of three. So, what can you do to help avoid such issues? One way to prevent dental problems in your pet, believe it or not, is by using pet toothpaste. But is it necessary? Let’s explore the benefits of pet toothp ..read more

The thought of taking your beloved pet in for a dental procedure can be intimidating. You worry about the pain and discomfort your pet might experience, and you might also feel anxious about the costs associated with the procedure. Fortunately, there are some things you can do to reduce both your and your pet’s anxiety and fear. These are our pet dental care specialist’s tips to make pet dental procedures less stressful for all involved. Educate Yourself on What to Expect The more prepared you are for what to expect during a dental procedure, the less anxiety you will have. Research the types ..read more

We get some commonly asked questions about our processes and procedures. One concern that many pet owners is anesthesia. Anesthesia had evolved in veterinary medicine to become an advanced process. In many respects, anesthesia is safer than sedation. We take a multimodal approach to anesthetizing a patient so as to minimize side effects of each anesthetic drug. We also monitor the patient’s heart rate, rhythm, blood pressure, temperature, carbon dioxide, and oxygenation saturation throughout the procedure. We also work closely with a veterinary anesthesiologist that can consult on cases or be ..read more

As we head into a new year, many will resolve to do things better in 2023 than they did the previous year. If you are looking for a way to cut costs, then spending money might not seem like a great plan. When it comes to preventative health for your cat, however, taking the right steps toward your cat’s dental care can end up saving you significantly in time, money, and suffering on the part of your feline friend. These are simple hacks to improve the quality of life for your furry friend! The Bleak Statistics According to recent statistics, as much as 90% of all cats will develop some type of ..read more

When the ball drops on New Year’s Eve, many of us will resolve to do things better in the upcoming year, pay attention to things we let slide, or perhaps put a little more effort into things that need it. If you have let your dog’s oral health go, then now is the perfect time to resolve to put your furry BFF on your list. A dog’s oral care is not just about their teeth; it impacts their overall health, quality of life, and longevity. If you think that brushing is unnecessary and overrated, these are the types of things that can happen if you don’t. Once you read them, you will probably get bru ..read more

When it comes to oral care, even for cats, it is always less expensive to initiate preventative care than to pay for the disease after the fact. Additionally, periodontal disease can often be painful and cause your cat a lot of misery. There are many advantages to regular teeth cleaning. So, be less concerned with Googling “cat teeth cleaning costs near me” and consider the cost of not having them regularly cleaned. How Much Does a Cat Teeth Cleaning Cost? It is always much easier to operate on an “if it isn’t broken don’t fix it” attitude from day to day – until something goes wrong and you r ..read more

Many dog owners wrongly believe that their dog’s teeth will take care of themselves. After all, if dogs were meant to brush their teeth, nature would have given them a way to do so, right? If you think that your best furry friend doesn’t need your help maintaining their oral care, think again. There are many reasons that you need to pay close attention to your dog’s teeth. Although the best medicine is always prevention, there is always the chance that your dog could develop oral disease that requires a specialist like Veterinary Dental Care. We are here to help! What is Dog Dental Disease? Ju ..read more

As an adult, most of us are in a position where saving money is the ideal. No one really wants to pay more than they have to. But what most of us have found out the hard way is that “cheap” and “affordable” are not the same thing. Affordable means that you aren’t paying more than you should. Cheap, on the other hand, means that you are getting something for less than you probably should. When it comes to your pets’ dental care, cheap might be affordable, but it isn’t a good idea. It is okay to Google “affordable dog teeth cleaning near me,” but make sure to investigate before you make a choice ..read more

You love your dog and want the best for them, but one thing that typically gets overlooked is their dental care. Your furry BFF can’t very well get out their toothbrush, floss, and mouthwash and go to town. They need your help to keep their mouth, gums, and teeth healthy and clean. You know what you need for oral care, but do you know what your dog’s dental care should look like? These are the basics you need to know to reduce the risk of tooth decay and gum disease for your bestie! The Veterinary Oral Health Council, www.vohc.org, provides a list of studied and approved products for oral heal ..read more

Most animal owners care deeply about the health and wellness of their pet, but when it comes to tooth brushing, things can easily fall by the wayside. Regular oral exams and checkups are critical to getting the care that you need for your pet’s wellbeing. Since the quality of the care you receive is important, don’t just Google “pet dental cleaning near me” and choose at will. These are four reasons to choose us for all of your pet’s oral care needs! Training and Specialization While it is true that any veterinarian can care for your pet’s oral health, if a major issue does arise, it usually t ..read more