DeRolf Animal Hospital

Pet Dentistry

Maintaining your pet’s oral health is crucial for their overall well-being, and at DeRolf Animal Hospital, our pet dentistry service is designed to keep your furry friend’s teeth in tip-top shape. Explore the importance of dog and cat dentistry and the benefits of our pet dentist services, and learn to recognize when it’s time for your pet to receive dental care.

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Why Choose Our Pet Dentistry Service?

At DeRolf Animal Hospital, we prioritize the oral health of your pets. Our dedicated team of veterinarians is committed to delivering comprehensive pet dentistry services without compromise. Here’s why our clients trust us for their pet’s dental care:

1. Comprehensive Dog Dentist Expertise
Our pet dentistry service covers a range of dental issues, from routine cleanings to addressing dental diseases. Our experienced veterinarians are well-versed in identifying and treating various dental conditions, ensuring your pet receives the care they need.

2. Gentle and Compassionate Pet Dentist Care
We understand that visiting the veterinarian can be stressful for pets. Our team approaches every pet dentistry appointment with gentleness and compassion, creating a positive experience for your furry friend.

3. Customized Dog Teeth Cleaning Plans
Every pet is unique, and so are their dental care needs. Our pet veterinarians tailor dog and cat teeth cleaning plans to address individual requirements, promoting optimal oral health for each pet we serve.

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When to Tell if Your Pet Needs Dental Care: Recognizing Symptoms

Regular dental care is essential for your pet, but how do you know when they need extra attention? Keep an eye out for these symptoms that may indicate a need for pet dentistry:

1. Bad Breath:
Persistent bad breath can signify dental issues, including decay or infection. If your pet’s breath is consistently unpleasant, it’s time for a dental check-up.

2. Difficulty Eating:
Changes in eating habits, reluctance to chew, or pawing at the mouth may indicate dental pain. If you notice these behaviors, consult our pet dentists for a thorough examination.

3. Excessive Drooling:
Increased drooling, especially if sudden or unusual for your pet, can indicate dental problems. Our team can identify and address the underlying causes.

4. Swollen Gums or Discolored Teeth:
Inflamed gums or discolored teeth can signal dental issues such as gingivitis or tooth decay. Schedule a pet dentistry appointment if you observe these symptoms.