February is Pet Dental Month!
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Have you noticed that your pet's breath is bad? Do you actually push him or her away from your face because of the smell? Is your pet sensitive around the face or muzzle? If you lift the side of your pet's lips, do you see pearly white teeth and normal pink gums, or brownish yellowish tartar and red, swollen gums? Just think how you would feel if your teeth and gums were in the condition that your pet's are in!
Many pet owners question why it is important to have a pet's teeth cleaned. Good dental health is a vital part of your pet's general health. Research has shown that dogs and cats with poor dental health are highly likely to develop other diseases from bacteria entering the bloodstream through inflamed, bleeding or infected gums. These bacteria settle in the liver, kidney, urinary bladder, and heart tissue and cause infection in these organs. Moreover, when a pet has a chronic oral (mouth) infection, this is also very hard on his or her immune system, and can limit his ability to fight off other infections and diseases. Make no mistake: periodontal (gum) disease and abscessed teeth are VERY PAINFUL for your pet and having these conditions treated will help your pet live a longer, healthier and pain free life!
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The American Veterinary Medical Association has declared February as National Pet Dental Month.
To honor that occasion, we have decided to offer a Ten Percent (10%) discount on all dental related cleaning services performed in February.
In addition if you schedule a dental for February you'll be entered into a drawing to win it free*! Up to a $300 value!
We perform this procedure Wednesday and Friday mornings call and schedule now to ensure a time! 541-343-8794
*Includes hospitalization, anesthesia, and cleaning. Does not include optional services. Drawing will be held February 1st.
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