Experienced Dog and Cat Doctors in Houston, TX Providing Cat and Dog Teeth Cleanings, Dental Assessments, Surgery, and More

At Houston Pet Dental, locally owned and led by veterinarian Dr. Marshall Beggs, we’ve seen firsthand the negative effects a lack of routine, preventative dental care can have on dogs' and cats' quality of life. Our pets need dental care just like we do, but very few get the regular checkups and cleanings they need to prevent harmful dental diseases. With over 15 years of experience pursuing elevated dental care and raising awareness, Dr. Beggs is dedicated to making thorough dental care a reality in the Houston area. We know you want the best care for your pet, which is why we provide detailed dental assessments, in-depth dental cleanings, and oral surgeries.

Maintaining the highest standards, we make exceptional dental care accessible to more pets. Call us at (832) 702-7599 to schedule a complimentary consultation today!

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What is a Dog and Cat Dental Cleaning?

There is more to dog and cat dental cleanings at Houston Pet Dental than cleaning plaque off your pet’s teeth. We go much deeper, evaluating the health of the crowns of the teeth and the roots and bone below the gum line. Maintaining these underlying structures is critical to your pet’s oral health as they are below the gum line and not visible during our visual consultation. This ensures we have clean AND comfortable teeth. Once we have evaluated your pet’s teeth and surrounding bone where the nerve/blood supply maintains the tooth, our next step is cleaning and polishing the teeth, hitting areas the toothbrush can’t reach. Then we can proceed with treatment for any painful or pathologic oral lesions your pet may have.

A heart murmur doesn't have to be a barrier to care. Many pets with heart murmurs can safely undergo anesthesia for a dental cleaning as long as they do not show signs of cardiac disease. Our team can assess your pet's individual risk and create an anesthesia protocol to keep them safe. Don’t let a heart murmur prevent your pet from receiving the dental treatment they need to stay healthy and pain-free.

A comfortable, healthy mouth starts with a dental assessment for just $499. 

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Meet Dr. Beggs and His Team

Dr. Beggs has studied veterinary dentistry for many years, completing numerous wet labs, advanced training courses, CE opportunities, and conferences. Pet dental care is one of the most overlooked and under-treated areas in veterinary medicine, and Dr. Beggs is passionate about fixing this together with his outstanding team.

Meet Dr. Beggs and His Team

Dr. Beggs has studied veterinary dentistry for many years, completing virtually every course, wet lab, and continuing education opportunity available. Pet dental care is one of the most overlooked and under-treated areas in veterinary medicine, and Dr. Beggs is passionate about fixing this together with his outstanding team.

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