Signs that a pet has a dental problem

• Excessive drooling
• Bad breath
• Red / inflamed / bleeding gums
• Broken tooth
• Difficulty in Chewing /eating leading to weight loss
• Pawing / constantly rubbing at the mouth
• Rough / unkempt coat formed due to not able to properly groom themselves

How to do the dental Care?

• Start dental care routine early, when the puppy is still young
• Using pet friendly tooth paste and brush (a finger brush to start with) daily or once in 2 days
• Brushing gently, approaching from the backside of the mouth starting from the Molars to Pre Molars, Canines and the Incisors
• By using Dental Wipes, Plaque Gel
• Oral water additives / Plaque sprays
• Medicated Dental Chews and dental Chew Toys
• Monitor your pet’s Mouth regularly for any abnormalities
• Good balance diet that supports dental health

Frequently asked questions include:

• Is anesthesia safe for my pet?

A Good pre anesthetic diagnostics- like blood work, Xrays +/- Ultrasound (depending on the age / condition of the pet) is performed to ensure your pet undergoes anesthesia safely.

• How frequently should my pet undergo the Dental Scaling?

This depends on your pet feeding habits and the oral hygiene followed, usually once or twice a year is recommended.

• Will my pet be in lot of pain?

Well, not really. You will have to apply an Oral Gel just to reduce the sensitivity post the scaling.

Schedule a dental checkup for your pet today to give a ‘pearly white tooth’.