Dentistry
Just like humans, pets’ teeth need looking after too. The health of their teeth and gums has a significant impact on their overall quality of life.
Dentistry — gentle care for healthy mouths
Dental disease is one of the most common, and most under treated conditions in adult cats and dogs. Left unchecked, it doesn’t just cause bad breath; it can lead to painful infections and affect the heart, liver and kidneys over time.
The good news: with regular checks and a simple home routine, you can keep your pet’s mouth healthy for life.
Our team provides clear communication at every visit, and if your pet needs major dental work, we’ll explain the procedure, and all costs before you decide how to proceed.
“If your pet is showing signs of dental disease, please book in to see one of our veterinarians. Early assessment and action can save your pet’s teeth!”
Signs your pet may need a dental check
Pets are very good at hiding mouth pain. Many owners only realise something’s wrong once it’s advanced. If you spot any of these, it’s worth a check-up.
Yellow-brown tartar around the gum line
Inflamed, red gums
Bad breath that doesn’t go away
Change in eating or chewing habits — especially in cats
Pawing at the face or mouth
Excessive drooling
Pain or bleeding when touching the gums or mouth
Small habits, big difference
A few minutes a week between visits keeps your pet’s mouth healthy and treatments simpler if they are required.
Daily brushing
A few minutes a day with pet-safe toothpaste is the gold standard. We’ll show you how to make it easy and stress-free.
Dental toys & chews
Vet-approved chews and enzymatic toys help reduce tartar between visits. Ask which ones are right for your pet.
Dental diets
Specially formulated foods gently clean as your pet eats. We can recommend one to suit your pet’s age and lifestyle.
FAQs on Pet Dental Care
Give your pet a healthier mouth and a happier life
Book a dental check today. It’s quick, and the kindest investment you can make for your best friend’s comfort.