Dental Health

Dental disease is one of the most common painful conditions seen in veterinary clinics. Once teeth have experienced a certain amount of chronic disease a general anaesthetic is required in a hospital setting to assess damage, xrays roots, extract any teeth that are above a certain level of disease and scale and polish remaining teeth. The goal is to prevent dental disease developing to begin with.

Preventative oral care such as daily brushing, dental food, dental chews and food additives can help minimise plaque and calculus accumulation to prevent serious dental disease from developing. It cannot reverse serious disease once it has developed.

Click the links below to purchase the products I find most effective in removing grade 1 and 2 calculus and preventing further accumulation

If unsure whether your dog or cat has serious dental disease or is experiencing dental pain please click here to make an appointment

Dogs

Dental food coupled with a calculus softening food additive

Tooth brushing with anti-biofilm toothpaste

Toys that promote chewing

Cats

Dental food coupled with a calculus softening food additive

Tooth brushing with anti-biofilm toothpaste

Dental Treats