• Complete Physical Examination

• Pre-Surgical Blood Profile

• Pre and Post Pain Medication if needed

• Dental Cleaning with Ultrasonic Scaler

• Polishing of Teeth

• Oravet Gel Treatment

Sound teeth and gums mean good digestion and good health
curing and preventing problems is essential to pets.

Imagine how your teeth would look if you didn't clean them every day or visit the dentist.

The same is true for our pets. It is estimated that 85% of pets over three years
old need some dental treatment. Looking after their teeth is an important
part of preventive health care, whether it is a cat or dog, rabbit or rodent.

Whether the teeth belong to humans or animals, if left uncleaned and unchecked, bacteria and plaque deposits build up on them. These deposits irritate the gums, causing pain and infection. Teeth may also decay causing additional pain and discomfort.

At this stage your pet dog or cat will be off his food and may be losing weight. As gum disease progresses,
teeth become loose and may fall out. Rodents and rabbits have a special problem. Their teeth continue to
grow throughout their life, making the correct choice of diet extremely important.