Good Oral Hygiene Starts with Pet Dental Care at our Animal Hospital in Livonia

Our animal hospital in Livonia offers complete pet dental care services for all breeds and sizes of dogs and cats. By getting your pet’s teeth and gums examined at regular intervals, you are helping to prevent periodontal disease, dangerous oral infections and the need for multiple tooth extractions.

Prevent Oral Infections with Pet Teeth Cleanings from our Livonia Veterinarian

Regular oral examinations and teeth cleanings with our Livonia veterinarian can help prevent dangerous oral infections, which can develop if the plaque and tartar are not regularly removed from your pet's teeth. Gingivitis is the early stage of gum disease. It causes red, swollen and bleeding gums. If the gingivitis is left to progress, it turns into periodontal disease, which can lead to dangerous oral infections, like abscesses. If the infections are not treated, they can spread into your pet’s bloodstream and become life-threatening.

Our Livonia veterinarian recommends scheduling a pet teeth cleaning for your dog or cat at least once a year. If you have an older pet, you may need to schedule your pet’s dental cleanings every six months. This is because senior pets can develop oral infections and loose teeth much faster than their younger counterparts.

Pet Dentistry Appointments with our Veterinarian in Livonia

Our veterinarian in Livonia is proud to be able to offer complete pet dentistry appointments for dogs and cats. Each appointment includes a thorough oral examination to determine the health of your pet’s mouth, teeth, and gums as well as a pet teeth cleaning, which helps prevent the development of gingivitis and periodontal disease. If we find any loose teeth, we can perform tooth extractions.

Contact Your Livonia Animal Hospital Today

To schedule your pet’s teeth cleaning appointment, call our Livonia animal hospital today. When you call, ask us about our new patient specials. We look forward to hearing from you!

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