Huntingdale Veterinary Centre

Huntingdale Veterinary Centre Veterinary hospital

As we wrap up this month, let’s talk dental care!* Tooth brushing is the GOLD STANDARD. Brushing physically removes plaq...
24/08/2026

As we wrap up this month, let’s talk dental care!

* Tooth brushing is the GOLD STANDARD. Brushing physically removes plaque before it hardens into tartar. Aim for twice daily, just like us humans. If you have a puppy it is best to start practicing now, but older pets can still learn - it may just take a bit longer. There are plenty of awesome videos online on how to desensitise dogs AND cats to tooth brushing!

* Dental diets are a great backup for time poor owners or for those pets that resent teeth brushing. The kibble is designed to be chewed and aid in “scraping” plaque off. Dental diets will NOT prevent your pet from dental disease, but can slow its progression. Our favourites are the Hills Prescription Diet T/D and Royal Canin Dental but there are lots of dental diets on the market! However,

* Look for the VOHC seal when choosing ANY dental products (chews/ rinses/ diets, ect.) This seal of approval means the product has been shown to reduce plaque and/or calculus. See the full list of approved products here; https://vohc.org/accepted-products/

Just because your cat’s smile looks fine doesn’t mean it feels fine - Feline Resorptive Lesions (FORLs) often hide below...
20/08/2026

Just because your cat’s smile looks fine doesn’t mean it feels fine - Feline Resorptive Lesions (FORLs) often hide below the gunline! FORLs are a common dental disease in cats, although we do see them in dogs as well.

In simple terms, FORLs occur when the body’s own cells slowly break down the tooth, usually starting just under the gumline. This loss of structure makes the tooth weak and painful. We diagnose FORLs with dental X-Rays, which allow us to see how much of the tooth and root is affected and plan the best treatment for your pet.

Stinky mouth? Dental disease is more than just bad breath!That ”doggy breath” or smelly cat mouth could be a sign of den...
10/08/2026

Stinky mouth? Dental disease is more than just bad breath!
That ”doggy breath” or smelly cat mouth could be a sign of dental disease, allowing harmful bacteria to enter the bloodstream and potentially affect the heart, kidneys, liver and lungs 😱
The good news? Early-stage dental disease can often be reversed with veterinary treatment and home care. Left untreated, it progresses to irreversible diseases, where damaged teeth often need to be extracted!!
Dental month is the perfect time to book your pet in for a FREE dental check and if they need dental work you can enjoy 15% OFF!*🪥😁

*excluding grade 1 dentals as they are discounted ALL year round!

OFFICIAL PET DENTAL MONTH HAS JUST BEGUN!We are only two working days into the month and are in FULL swing with our dent...
04/08/2026

OFFICIAL PET DENTAL MONTH HAS JUST BEGUN!

We are only two working days into the month and are in FULL swing with our dental procedures. Just a reminder that we are doing FREE dental checks with our lovely Vets IN ADDITION to 15% off ALL dental procedures.*

Skip unregulated and painful “conscious dental scale and polishes”, as ALL dental work on pets needs to be performed under a full general anaesthetic. This is because periodontal disease starts under the gum! In order to tackle this nasty disease we need to clean BELOW the gum line, which is risky and uncomfortable on a moving target.

So if your pet has some stinky breath, red gums, drooling or struggling to enjoy their food, give us a call on 9493 2199 or shoot us an email at [email protected] to make a booking with one of our friendly nurses 😁

* not including GRADE 1 DENTALS as they are discounted all year round!

🦷 Does your pet have…• Bad breath?• Yellow or brown teeth?• Red or bleeding gums?• Difficulty eating?These could be sign...
13/03/2026

🦷 Does your pet have…
• Bad breath?
• Yellow or brown teeth?
• Red or bleeding gums?
• Difficulty eating?

These could be signs of dental disease.

March is Veterinary Dental Month and we’re offering:

🎉 FREE Dental Checks
🎉 15% OFF Dental Surgeries

Send us a message to book an appointment

💙 Can you identify any potential dental issues here - Starting off easy 😁

🐕🐈⚡. Dental Month. ⚡ 🐩🐈‍⬛
06/03/2026

🐕🐈⚡. Dental Month. ⚡ 🐩🐈‍⬛

🐾🐾 You may get slippery, slobbery, sticky fingers🦷! 👄 FLIP THE LIP TODAY🦁! 🐯 You might be surprised how much you can lea...
04/03/2026

🐾🐾 You may get slippery, slobbery, sticky fingers🦷!

👄 FLIP THE LIP TODAY🦁!

🐯 You might be surprised how much you can learn by keeping a good a good eye on your pets teeth.

🐺 It's also a great way for your pet to learn to trust you and allow a thorough dental exam when they step into the vets👨‍🔬

04/03/2026

Dental month is in Full Swing!

Huntingdale families — this one’s for you 💙

A quick check today can prevent bigger problems tomorrow.
🦷 Free Dental Checks
🦷 15% Off Dental Surgeries
Let’s keep our local dogs smiling and our cats purring.
Book your free check today.

🦷 15% OFF Dental Procedures this March 💥⏳ We know it has come a little late this year but Dental month is finally here ...
23/02/2026

🦷 15% OFF Dental Procedures this March 💥

⏳ We know it has come a little late this year but Dental month is finally here ⏰

🧑‍⚕️ A team that loves not loathes dentals 🤓

🌟 A genuine passion for doing it better than the rest!

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10 Warton Road Unit 1
Huntingdale, WA
6110

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 6pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 6pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 6pm
Thursday 8:30am - 6pm
Friday 8:30am - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 1pm

Telephone

+61894932199

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