Dentistry

Does your pet’s breath make you cringe?

Despite what you may have heard, foul breath isn’t something that pet owners must simply learn to live with. In fact, to the contrary, it’s probably a sign that your pet needs to visit the dentist. 

Without adequate care, your companion’s mouth can attract dangerous bacteria, which can spread through the bloodstream and cause a number of other health problems. Left untreated, dental disease can even shorten your furry friend’s life. 

The good news is, with the right support, all of this is preventable

The professional dentistry services at Wadsworth Animal Hospital include both routine, preventative care as well as advanced treatment for existing oral conditions. 

Some of the signs of dental disease in companion animals include, but are not limited to:

• Bad breath
• Excessive drooling
• Dropping food 
• Sudden disinterest in chew toys
• Loss of appetite
• Swollen or painful face
• Pawing at the mouth
• Yellow, broken, loose or missing teeth
• Gums that are red, swollen or bleeding

If you notice any of these signs, it’s time to schedule an exam. We’ll identify the problem and address it quickly, improving the chances of a positive prognosis. We’ll also show you how you can help keep your pet’s teeth and gums healthy and disease-free year-round. 

You deserve to enjoy lots of close snuggles and cuddles with your pet. The comprehensive dental services at Wadsworth Animal Hospital can help get you there!

Happy Mouth Dental Package

At Wadsworth Animal Hospital, we know that wellness exams and dental cleanings work best together to support your pet’s health and long-term wellness.

Pets that schedule a dental cleaning within 30 days of a completed wellness exam are eligible for our flat-rate $600 dental package, helping support both preventative wellness care and long-term dental health.

Dental Cleaning Package — $600

A healthy mouth is an important part of your pet’s overall wellness and comfort. 

The package includes:

• Anesthesia and monitoring throughout the procedure
• Complete dental cleaning above and below the gumline
• Full-mouth dental x-rays to evaluate hidden dental disease

This special priced offer is available for patients scheduled within 30 days of a completed wellness exam. 

Pet Dental Care Matters for Happy Mouths 

Dental disease is one of the most common medical conditions seen in dogs and cats. 

Many pets develop dental disease gradually, and problems below the gumline often cannot be fully evaluated without anesthesia and dental x-rays. 

Scheduling a dental cleaning after a wellness exam helps ensure your pet is healthy enough for anesthesia while also allowing dental concerns to be addressed before they become more serious or painful.

Contact us today to schedule your pet’s wellness exam or dental cleaning appointment!