If your pet has oral health problems, the most recognisable sign is bad breath. Listed below are other signs that could indicate your pet might be suffering a sore and painful mouth. If you notice any of the following, you should contact us for a complete examination.

• Bad breath
• Difficulty eating
• Loose teeth or tooth loss
• Pawing or rubbing the mouth
• Bleeding gums
• Yellow or brown tartar on the teeth
• Dribbling

Dental disease in your dog or cat can affect more than just the teeth and mouth. If left untreated, bacteria may enter the bloodstream and infect organs such as the heart, liver, kidneys or spleen. Gingivitis is a common consequence of dental disease, and can result in red, swollen and tender gums that may cause your animal discomfort when eating or playing. Dental disease is unpleasant for the pet owner, and worse for the pet, with tooth pain and receding or bleeding gums affecting your pet’s behaviour and wellbeing.

Depending on the severity of your pet’s dental disease, we may either recommend proactive methods to stay ahead of Dental Disease (see below) or a dental scale and polish/procedure. If this is the case, our team can treat your pet onsite in our dedicated Dental Treatment Room.

Should your pet require a professional dental procedure to keep their mouth at its healthiest, we offer a dedicated Dental Treatment Room, including the latest Dental Xray equipment, to accurately diagnose and treat your pet.

Following their procedure, we will then work out a Treatment Plan to ensure your pet’s mouth stays clean, healthy and pain free.
After initial treatment, you are entitled to discounts on both dental products and subsequent scale and polish procedures performed within 12 months.