Dentistry

Dental health is an often overlooked aspect of the day-to-day care you should provide for your pet. It is not normal for your pet to have bad breath, as this is a sign of dental disease. Along with daily preventative at-home dental care, it is important for your pet to receive regular dental cleanings.

Signs of dental disease in your pet include, but are not limited to:

• Bad breath

• Blood in saliva

• A lot of drooling

• Tartar or calculus build-up on teeth

• Blood on chew toys

• Bleeding gums

• Lumps or bumps in the mouth

At the Woodstock veterinary clinic, we can provide a full mouth dental assessment and a comprehensive plan for your pet's oral health. This may include, radiographs, extractions, scaling, and polishing.