As pet owners, we always want the best for our canine and feline companions, including good oral health. Just like humans, pets require dental care to prevent issues like gingivitis (gum disease), periodontitis (disease of the bone and soft tissue surrounding the teeth), and other...
Our pets are amazing at hiding pain, especially dental pain. Pain is a sign of weakness in the wild, so they push through and do what they must to survive. They will continue to eat and act normally, all the while multiple teeth...
A Comprehensive Oral Health Assessment and Treatment (COHAT) is a thorough assessment of the oral cavity of your pet with the formulation of a treatment plan to address any disease that may be present. The following description will demonstrate that calling the procedure just a...