Dental Promotion

This month only—get 10% off all dental scaling and polishing!

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Why is dental care so important?

Did you know that 70% of adult cats and 80% of adult dogs show symptoms of oral disease? Dental disease can be the origin of more complex, life-threatening issues in pets of all ages. Routine dental cleanings and a home dental care regime have the potential to add years of vigor to your pet’s life. A dental exam and cleaning are performed under general anesthesia for a safe and thorough procedure. Your pet’s teeth are cleaned of plaque and calculus, and the tooth enamel is polished, followed by a fluoride treatment to further protect the teeth and strengthen enamel. In some cases, we do recommend annual dental cleanings to ensure your pet’s smile stays bright and healthy.

Dental health promotion!

During the month of February—get 10% off all dental scaling and polishing for your pet! This is normally $495 and includes pre-anesthetic bloodwork evaluation, IV fluid therapy during the procedure, and dental x-rays. Contact us to get your pet’s appointment scheduled.

Eligibility to Schedule a Dental Appointment

  • Patient has been seen within the last 6 months by an EOVH veterinarian
  • All surgery patients must be up to date on Rabies, DAPP, and Bordetella.
    • Rabies and DAPP must be updated a minimum of 2 weeks prior to the procedure
    • Bordetella must be updated a minimum of 7 days prior to the procedure
  • Patient should be in good health with none of the following symptoms:
    • Vomiting
    • Diarrhea
    • Coughing
    • Sneezing
    • Lethargy
    • Overall, not feeling well/acting themselves
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What we do:

Oral health is vital to your pet’s overall well-being. As a pet owner, you should be examining your pet’s teeth on a regular basis to check for signs of dental disease. The symptoms of dental disease include:

  • Bleeding gums
  • Red, inflamed gums
  • Discolorations on the teeth and gums
  • Discomfort while eating
  • Reluctance to eat
  • Sores in the mouth
  • Loose, chipped, cracked, or missing teeth
  • Very bad breath

If your pet displays any of the above symptoms, this could be a clear sign that your pet needs to have his or her teeth examined and cleaned.