The prevention and early detection of disease gives us the opportunity to significantly improve your pet's quality of life and longevity.  This is especially true with periodontal (dental) disease, which is the most commonly found health problem in our pets.

In many instances, the changes associated with dental disease go unnoticed - pets may continue to eat and chew normally while coping with an underlying dental problem. Plaque and tartar accumulation can cause bad breath, gum disease and can increase the risk of an infection that may affect other organs in the body.  This is why it is so important that your pet has a regular dental examination.

During the month of February, it is "Dental Difference" month at our hospital.  In addition to our regular dental health examinations, our team will have a number of educational materials and tips to help you with your pet's home dental care program.  We look forward to preparing a personalized home care dental program for your pet. 

Please call us at 519.696.3102 to find more details about our Dental Difference specials.

Prevention is the best approach to dental care!