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Join us as we explore the importance of maintaining your pet's dental health and how our hospital can make a difference in their lives through our specialised dental services. Let's keep those tails wagging and those purrs going with a bright and healthy smile!
Resorptive Lesions
Feline resorptive lesions (otherwise known as feline odontoclastic resorptive lesions or neck lesions) are a very common cause of dental pain in our feline friends. In fact, studies have shown that once cats reach middle age, at least half of them will have one or more resorptive lesions near or under the gumline, with the…
Slab Fractures and Bones Warning
Broken dog teeth are one of the most common problems we see – specifically slab fractures of the upper carnassials. The carnassials are big teeth on the side of the mouth that dogs chew with. Dogs chew in a scissor-like action and if the tooth is strong, the object being chewed will break in the action of…
Dental Problems in Small Dogs
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My Dog Has Bad Breath!
What IS it with dog bad breath? It’s widespread enough that we use the term dog breath as an insult, yet a sign of potentially serious disease that is too often overlooked. It’s offensive enough that it can make your nose hairs curl, yet frequently ignored for years before something is finally done about it. When…
The Chipped Canine Mystery
I just wanted to let you know that Obi is going very well after his dental work the other weekend...
From Hiding To Happy
It’s been 4 months since you extracted all of Lucas's teeth and he is doing incredibly well...
Virginia’s Testimonial
Thank you again for everything yesterday. The love and care you provide is honestly exceptional! Kipster is 100% today and his teeth are looking super.
Karl & Cheryl’s Testimonial
Thank you so much for looking after our little bear so well. He is doing so well and seems so much happier. He has stopped chucking his tantrums so i wonder if the pain was causing him to act out cause he was trying to say how much pain he was in. He seems so…
Tooth Resorption In Cats – Jenny & Simon’s Testimonial
Here's our little story about Amy and Ben. Amy and Ben are brother and sister British Shorthairs who used to had great teeth up until they were about four. We didn't realise how much pain they were both in, especially Amy, as she had major problems. This came as a major shock to us because…
