Before and After Dental Cleaning
Dental disease is a common problem that pets suffer from. In fact, up to 80% of all dogs and 70% of all cats contract this very painful disease before they are three years old! Many owners have no idea that their pet is suffering from this condition. Unlike humans who get to brush their teeth on a daily basis, dogs and cats do not. Also, many pet owners don't buy the correct foods or treats necessary to keep their pets teeth and mouth healthy.
These are some common symptoms of dental disease:
Bad Breath
Pawing at Mouth
Difficulty Eating
Red or Inflamed Gums
Swelling Under One Eye
If your dog or cat shows signs of dental disease it is very important that you see your vet soon. while at ACE Vet make sure to bring up dental disease even if you have seen no signs of dental disease. Prevention of this sometimes deadly disease is highly important and our staff is here to educate you on tips and tricks to promote good oral health for your pet. The bacteria in your dog's or cat's mouth can get into their bloodstream damaging the kidneys, heart, lungs and liver. This can even sometimes lead to death. A quick visual inspection can determine if there is an infection and blood work will let us know how serious of an infection your pet may be suffering. So make sure to be proactive about your pet's oral heath and make an appointment today!
These are some common symptoms of dental disease:
Bad Breath
Pawing at Mouth
Difficulty Eating
Red or Inflamed Gums
Swelling Under One Eye
If your dog or cat shows signs of dental disease it is very important that you see your vet soon. while at ACE Vet make sure to bring up dental disease even if you have seen no signs of dental disease. Prevention of this sometimes deadly disease is highly important and our staff is here to educate you on tips and tricks to promote good oral health for your pet. The bacteria in your dog's or cat's mouth can get into their bloodstream damaging the kidneys, heart, lungs and liver. This can even sometimes lead to death. A quick visual inspection can determine if there is an infection and blood work will let us know how serious of an infection your pet may be suffering. So make sure to be proactive about your pet's oral heath and make an appointment today!
