Our Veterinary Blog

Puppy teething can be both an exciting and challenging time for pet owners. During this stage, your puppy’s teeth will fall out, making way for their adult teeth to grow in. While it’s a natural process, it can come with discomfort for your puppy and a few surprises for you—like chewed-up shoes or furniture! In…

Oral health is an essential part of keeping your dog healthy, and brushing their teeth at home can make a big difference. It helps reduce plaque buildup, prevent gum disease, and keep their breath fresh. In this blog, we’ll share five useful tips for brushing your dog’s teeth at home. Our goal is to help…

Dental care is important for every pet, including cats. Many cat owners may not realize that cats can experience dental issues, just like humans and dogs. Regular dental cleanings play a key role in keeping your cat’s mouth healthy and preventing serious health problems. In this blog, we’ll walk you through what to expect during…

Are you noticing your dog’s breath is becoming unpleasant? Bad breath in dogs, known as halitosis, can stem from a variety of causes, ranging from poor dental hygiene to underlying health issues. In this blog, we will explore what causes bad breath in dogs, how to help manage it, and when it may indicate a…

Caring for your dog’s teeth is just as important as any other aspect of their health. Just like humans, dogs need regular dental cleanings to keep their mouths healthy and to prevent problems from developing over time. A professional dental cleaning goes beyond what you can achieve with at-home brushing or chew toys. It’s a…

As pet owners, we all want our furry friends to be healthy and happy. We make sure they get plenty of exercise, eat well, and shower them with love and attention. But there’s one area often gets overlooked – our pets’ dental health. Did you know that dental decay and soft tissue infections can go…

We all know that we shouldn’t judge a book by it’s cover. Teeth are no different! Think about the last time you went to the dentist. Was it because you had a tooth ache, sudden pain, or simply because you needed a cleaning? Pet’s teeth are no different in their need for routine oral assessment…