World Spay Day is celebrated to help spread awareness and the benefits of the long-term health benefits of spaying and neutering your cats and dogs. Read our blog about spaying and neutering to find out why and when to spay your pets.
The thing is, pets can't keep their teeth and gums healthy all by themselves. They rely on us for the regular dental care that they need to help prevent periodontal disease and the serious health risks it can pose.
An important first step in helping to keep your pet's teeth and gums healthy for life is talking to your veterinarian, who can assess your pet's situation, recommend daily dental care products, and show you how to use them at home.
World Spay Day is celebrated to help spread awareness and the benefits of the long-term health benefits of spaying and neutering your cats and dogs. Read our blog about spaying and neutering to find out why and when to spay your pets.
If brushing your pet's teeth sounds challenging to you, you're not alone. The good news is, making home dental care part of the health care that you provide your pet on a daily basis is easier than you may think! Daily dental care is crucial to your pet's overall health – and the best time to start is now. You've got this… and we're here to help you get started. Call us today!
Did you know that periodontal disease affects 80% of dogs and 70% of cats by the time they reach 3 years of age and that it can seriously affect your pet's overall health by causing kidney, liver and heart problems, if left untreated? You can help prevent these threats to your pet's health by implementing a daily dental care program at home – and the best time to start is NOW! Book an appointment to have us check your pet's teeth, recommend appropriate home dental care products, and show you how to use them to help keep your furry friend's teeth and gums healthy… for life!
