12/09/2025
2026 Dental Promotion – January 2 through February 28, 2026!
Dental health is a vital part of your pet’s overall well-being.
Cats and dogs commonly experience dental conditions such as gingivitis, periodontal disease, and (for cats) tooth resorption. These problems often begin with plaque and tartar buildup and can progress into severe pain, tooth loss, and even systemic infections that may affect the heart, liver, or kidneys if left untreated.
Because many pets hide signs of discomfort, early detection through regular veterinary check-ups is essential.
Common Dental Problems in Pets
• Gingivitis
Inflammation of the gums caused by plaque buildup. It can lead to redness and soreness and is often treatable with professional cleaning and medication when caught early.
• Periodontal Disease
A more advanced condition that develops from untreated gingivitis. It damages the supporting tissues, ligaments, and bone around the teeth and can lead to tooth loss. Treatment typically requires a professional dental cleaning under anesthesia.
• Tooth Resorption (Cats)
A painful condition in which a cat’s tooth structure begins to break down. Treatment almost always involves extraction of the affected tooth.
• Fractured Teeth
Often caused by trauma or chewing hard objects. Fractures can expose the sensitive pulp and nerves, causing pain and potential infection.
• Malocclusion
Improper jaw alignment that may cause teeth to puncture the roof of the mouth or create deep pockets where bacteria accumulate.
• Abscessed Teeth
Severe infections that may arise from untreated dental issues. These typically require extraction and antibiotic treatment.
Signs of Dental Problems to Watch For:
Bad breath (halitosis)
Red, sore, or bleeding gums
Difficulty eating or reduced appetite
Drooling
Pawing at the mouth
Noticeable tartar buildup
Loose or missing teeth
Reduced grooming (especially in cats)
Weight loss
Facial swelling near the tooth roots
🐾 2026 Dental Promotion – January 2 through February 28, 2026!
As many of you know, February is National Pet Dental Health Month, and appointments can book up quickly. To help more pets receive the dental care they need, we’re launching our dental promotion early this year—starting January 2, 2026 and running through February 28, 2026.
Below are our 2026 dental promotion details:
🐶 Canine Dental Special – 5 Years Old & Under
$485 — Includes:
Pre-op/CBC (pre-anesthetic bloodwork)
Veterinary Tech Visit for blood draw
All medical disposal fees
Complete oral exam
Dental cleaning, scaling & polishing
Antibiotics and pain medication to go home (no additional charge)
🐱 Feline Dental Special – 5 Years Old & Under
$475 — Includes:
Pre-op/CBC (pre-anesthetic bloodwork)
Veterinary Tech Visit for blood draw
All medical disposal fees
Complete oral exam
Dental cleaning, scaling & polishing
Antibiotics and pain medication to go home (no additional charge)
🐶 Canine Dental Special – Over 5 Years Old
$685 — Includes:
Total Body Function panel (pre-anesthetic bloodwork)
CBC (pre-anesthetic bloodwork)
Veterinary Tech Visit
All medical disposal fees
IV catheter & IV fluids
Propofol anesthesia
Complete oral exam
Dental cleaning, scaling & polishing
Antibiotics and pain medication to go home (no additional charge)
🐱 Feline Dental Special – Over 5 Years Old
$680 — Includes:
Total Body Function panel (pre-anesthetic bloodwork)
CBC (pre-anesthetic bloodwork)
Veterinary Tech Visit
All medical disposal fees
IV catheter & IV fluids
Propofol anesthesia
Complete oral exam
Dental cleaning, scaling & polishing
Antibiotics and pain medication to go home (no additional charge)
📋 Patient Requirements:
Canine patients must be current on:
Rabies
DHPP
Flex 4 test
Feline patients must be current on:
Rabies
FVRCP
Previous FELV/FIV test on file
⚠️ Additional Notes
Dental x-rays, tooth extractions, gingival flap removal, tooth filing, or gingivectomy are not included in the promotion and will be charged separately as needed. Discounts do not apply to the promotion.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact our office at 630-543-9500. We are more than happy to help in any way we can and answer whatever questions you may have.
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