This blog post is featuring a patient that we had the pleasure of treating. Please meet Peggy! She was brought to the Animal Foundation in May of 2024. Peggy had unfortunately suffered severe trauma to the right side of her body that resulted in her...
Does my cat need dental cleanings? Yes! Regular professional dental cleanings help prevent oral diseases which are common in cats and can significantly impact their quality of life. All dental procedures in animals require general anesthesia. Regular Cat Dental Cleanings Can Help Prevent Dental Disease: Cats are...
As a pet owner, you may spend a lot of time caring for your dog’s coat, diet, and exercise. However, dental health, particularly tooth discoloration, is often overlooked. Dog tooth discoloration is not just a cosmetic issue—it can indicate underlying dental problems that may require...
We understand the joy of sharing every moment together with your furry family members. Especially when it comes to food! These restaurants warmly welcome pets of all sizes, ensuring that they are not just guests, but cherished members of your dining experience. When visiting pet-friendly restaurants,...
Did you know that more than two-thirds of cats over three years of age have some degree of dental disease? In fact, dental disease is one of the most common conditions seen by veterinarians. In this post, we will cover what to look for if...
Tooth fractures are a common dental problem in dogs, because they can crack or break their teeth in so many different ways. Treatment may include pain management, a dental cleaning, a tooth extraction, or root canal therapy, depending on the case. What Causes Tooth Fractures in...
Oral neoplasia, also known as oral tumors, can occur in both dogs and cats. They are abnormal growths of cells within the oral cavity, which includes the lips, gums, tongue, hard palate, and the back of the throat. These tumors can be benign (non-cancerous) or...
Just like humans, pets can also experience dental problems that can lead to pain, discomfort and even systemic issues like kidney or heart disease. Brushing your pet’s teeth is one of the things you can do to mitigate plaque and tartar buildup that contribute to...
Welcome to my blog. In the future, I will address topics in veterinary dentistry based on questions that I have received through the years. But first, I would like to discuss a question that many people have…what is a board-certified veterinary dentist™? A board-certified veterinary...