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Pet Dental Care
Pet Dental Care
By age three, most dogs and cats have some dental disease - and it's more than bad breath. Sore teeth and gums cause real pain and can affect the heart, liver and kidneys.
Pets are very good at hiding mouth pain, so problems often go unnoticed until they're advanced. A quick dental check at your pet's annual visit can catch trouble early.
Dr Paula has completed specialised training in small-animal dentistry and enjoys the more challenging cases, and we host a visiting dental specialist for advanced work - so your pet's mouth is in expert hands.
Our dental services
- Dental health checks as part of every consultation
- Professional scale and polish under anaesthetic
- Extractions and treatment of painful or damaged teeth
- Special-interest small-animal dentistry, with a visiting dental specialist for complex cases
- Home-care advice to keep teeth healthy between visits
Pet Dental Care - your questions
How do I know if my pet has dental disease?
Bad breath is the classic sign, along with reluctance to chew, pawing at the mouth, drooling or discoloured teeth. Many pets show nothing at all - which is why regular checks matter.
Why does a dental clean need anaesthetic?
To clean properly below the gumline and check every tooth safely, pets need to be still and pain-free. Anaesthetic-free 'cleans' only tidy the visible surface and miss the disease that matters.
Is dental care included in the Pet Members Club?
Members receive an annual $300 dental credit, plus discounts on procedures - making it much easier to stay on top of your pet's teeth.
Book an appointment
Call us on 07 870 2696, book online, or send an enquiry - we're here to help.