25/07/2025
Dental disease is very common in dogs and cats, even when there are no overt signs of oral issues. This means caring for your pets’ dental healthy is key, which requires both home care and professional veterinary attention. 🦷
During annual check-ups, we thoroughly examine your pet's teeth and may recommend a dental cleaning under general anaesthesia to remove tartar buildup.
While you may see anaesthesia-free dental procedures advertised, these pose significant risks. ⚠️ Performing dental work on a pet who is awake is not safe, as it increases the chances of accidental injury, damage to their teeth, pain and discomfort due to prolonged restraint.
Additionally, such procedures are typically performed by individuals who lack formal veterinary training, and who cannot properly assess your pet’s dental health and identify signs of significant dental problems, which could put your pet's overall health at risk.
For the best dental care for your pet, schedule a check-up with us! 🦷