Why We Recommend Cat and Dog Teeth Cleaning in Cooper City, FL

Pets with serious dental problems don’t understand why they’re uncomfortable, and they can’t tell us when they’re hurting. Dr. Levin and his team here in Cooper City, FL can give your pet a voice and prevent them from suffering needlessly due to poor dental hygiene. We provide a lifetime of skilled, compassionate cat and dog teeth cleaning services to not only maintain their oral health, but significantly increase their quality of life, too.

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When do Dogs and Cats Need Teeth Cleanings and Other Dental Services?

Good oral hygiene should not have to be a rare luxury for your pet. The Embassy Lakes Animal Hospital team is committed to helping people manage their pets’ dental needs with ease to prevent plaque buildup and costly treatments later. If you’re familiar with the many dental issues that plague human mouths, then you have a good idea of the problems our pets can face.

Common dental and oral concerns in dogs and cats include:

Periodontal Disease

Tooth Damage

Oral Cancer

Cat and Dog Teeth Cleaning and Other Preventive Care

The best way to tackle dental issues in dogs and cats is to catch them as early as possible. Our animal hospital in Cooper City offers dental wellness exams on an annual basis (or as often as needed for your pet).

In-Hospital Treatment Options

Your veterinarian can diagnose periodontal disease, oral cancer, tooth infections, damage, and other issues. Treatment options may include:

Deep, thorough teeth cleaning procedures that help to remove tartar deposits from your pet’s teeth to prevent the spread of bacteria
Veterinarian-prescribed antibiotics
Oral surgery (for oral tumors)
Tooth extractions (a last resort for severely damaged teeth)

Care You can Provide at Home

You can play a vital role in maintaining your pet’s dental wellness all year round. Your veterinarian can talk to you about how to brush your pet’s teeth using animal-safe toothpaste, feed them tartar-control foods, and inspect their mouth for troubling signs such as lesions, bleeding, red gums, bad breath, or even cracks in the teeth. Our combined efforts can keep your pet’s mouth in fantastic shape.

Have any questions about cat and dog teeth cleaning? Need to make an appointment?
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