Cat and Dog Teeth Cleaning in Gilbert, AZ

Every pet deserves a healthy, pain-free mouth.

Without regular cat and dog teeth cleaning, pets develop periodontal disease. Periodontal disease isn't just cosmetic; it's an infection of the gums and other tissues supporting the health of the teeth. If you've ever experienced dental pain, you probably have an idea of what pets with periodontal disease are going through. This disease causes pain, reduced appetite, and bad breath. More importantly, it reduces pets' quality of life and impacts the human-animal bond.

Pet Safety with General Anesthesia

While you want preventive dental care for your pet, the thought of general anesthesia makes you nervous. This is completely normal. Professional cat and dog teeth cleaning requires anesthesia. As an AAHA-accredited practice, we minimize any potential risks by following the latest guidelines for both anesthesia and dental care.

a dog getting their teeth cleaned

Make Cat and Dog Dental Health a Priority

Many pet owners don't give oral health a second thought, but you know "doggie breath" isn't normal. You want your pet to have a healthy mouth so they eat well, play enthusiastically, and are a pleasure to snuggle with. Call us or use our online form to schedule an appointment for a thorough physical which is the first step to restoring your pet's oral health and enhancing the bond you share with them. Once you're here, we'll address any concerns about your pet's teeth, their overall health, and any risks there may be before we schedule a teeth cleaning procedure.

What You Should Be Asking About Cat and Dog Teeth Cleaning Procedures

There's a lot of options for pet dental care out there. Yet how can you be sure that you're choosing the right veterinarian for you and your pet? Learn what questions you should be asking veterinarians by entering your email address below. We'll send you a free resource sheet of 10 questions you should ask before your cat and dog's teeth cleaning.

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A dog's teeth before a cleaning

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A dog's teeth after cleaning

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Can't It Wait? It Doesn't Look That Bad...

The best time to act is now. Your pet will never be younger or healthier than they are today. Left untreated, periodontal disease only gets worse, resulting in chronic pain, bad breath, and eventually, tooth loss.

Continuing Cat & Dog Teeth Cleaning at Home

When you bring your pet home from a dental procedure, you'll likely notice a boost in their mood. They'll eat better, play more energetically, and want to be a part of the family.

To maintain your pet's oral health and happiness, you'll need to begin dental care at home. When your pet's teeth are clean and their mouth is no longer painful, we'll help you keep them healthy with effective at-home cat and dog teeth cleaning.

Veterinarian brushing a dog's teeth with a tooth brush

Call us today at (480) 857-7234 to answer any questions you have about preventive cat and dog teeth cleaning.

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