If you're still unsure whether pet dental care matters, consider this: By age three, 70% of pets suffer from dental disease. And by five years of age, that number increases to 80%. Dental problems often start with symptoms like bad breath and tooth discoloration. Without treatment, though, these seemingly minor issues evolve into infections that enter the bloodstream, causing kidney, heart, and liver disease. Sadly, untreated pet dental disease is a leading cause of premature death in companion animals.

At Club Hill Animal Clinic, we want to ensure your pet's oral health. Our process begins with a complete physical examination followed by pre-anesthetic blood tests, essential for safe pet dental procedures performed under anesthesia. Once your pet is comfortably sedated, our skilled veterinarians conduct an in-depth oral examination and utilize digital pet X-rays to precisely assess their dental health. We thoroughly clean and polish your pet's teeth, including a fluoride rinse, which helps keep your companion's teeth in better condition. In cases where dental irregularities or potential problems are detected, our experienced team is equipped to perform pet tooth extractions and other necessary oral surgeries. This proactive approach treats current conditions and prevents potential complications that can affect your pet's overall health.