If you’ve noticed your cat drooling, pawing at their mouth, or suddenly refusing food, it may not just be a picky eating phase. These can be signs of a painful condition called feline stomatitis. Cats with stomatitis want to eat but are often in too...
When it comes to your pet’s health, you probably think of regular vaccinations, a balanced diet, and annual checkups. But one of the most commonly overlooked aspects of pet wellness is dental care. Periodontal disease in pets, which is a chronic infection of the gums...
Many pet owners know that dental health is an important part of keeping their dogs and cats healthy, but what’s often less clear is the difference between a routine dental cleaning at your regular veterinarian’s office and a visit to a board-certified veterinary dentist®. At...
As pet parents, we do a lot to keep our furry companions happy and healthy. Regular checkups, good food, playtime, and all the love they can handle are all part of the job. But there’s one important area that often gets overlooked: their oral health....
If your veterinarian has recommended a dental cleaning for your pet, you might feel a little unsure or even nervous, and that’s completely normal. We know how much you love your furry friend, and the idea of anesthesia can feel intimidating at first. But the...
As a cat owner, you’re probably no stranger to the occasional sassy attitude, zoomies at midnight, or the “I’m going to sit on your laptop now” mindset. But one thing many cat owners haven’t added to their routine is brushing their cat’s teeth. It might...
Did you know that more than two-thirds of cats over the age of three have some form of dental disease? Dental issues are among the most common conditions seen in veterinary clinics, yet they often go unnoticed. At our practice, we want to help you...
We all know how important dental care is for humans, but did you know your pet’s teeth need regular attention too? Many pet parents don’t realize their furry friend could be dealing with dental disease because the signs aren’t always obvious. So how can you...
When your pet has a damaged or diseased tooth, you might wonder whether a root canal vs. an extraction is the best option. The answer depends on several factors, including the severity of the damage, your pet’s overall oral health, and their lifestyle. Understanding when...
When you think about dental care, you probably picture a quick visit to your dentist, but for our pets, the process is much more involved. Veterinary dental cleanings go far beyond a routine cleaning—they are thorough, carefully planned procedures designed to protect your pet’s health....