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Pet dental care Owen Sound
Maintain your pet’s healthiest, brightest smile with our comprehensive veterinary dental care in Owen Sound.
Dental Care
Why Pet Dental Health Matters
Professional dental cleanings prevent painful gum disease, bad breath, and tooth loss—which can negatively affect overall health, including heart and kidney function
- Regular cleanings prevent dental disease early.
- Bad breath means your pet is just aging normally.
Our Dental Care Services
Safety First
Your pet’s safety is our priority. Before every dental procedure, we:
- Conduct a full physical exam and pre‑anesthetic blood work
- Monitor vital signs carefully during anesthesia
- Follow strict sterilization and recovery protocols
At‑Home Dental Care Tips
Daily brushing using pet-safe toothpaste
Dental treats & chews with VOHC seal to reduce plaque
Dental diets & additives to support oral health between cleanings
Routine vet check-ups—even when your pet seems fine—to catch hidden issues early
Questions
FAQ
Just like humans, pets can develop plaque, tartar, and gum disease. Poor dental health can lead to bad breath, tooth loss, pain, and even serious conditions like heart or kidney problems. Regular vet dental care helps prevent these issues.
Most pets need a professional dental cleaning once a year, but some may require it more often depending on their breed, age, and oral health. Your vet can recommend the best schedule for your pet’s needs.
Common signs include bad breath, drooling, swollen gums, yellow or brown teeth, trouble eating, and pawing at the mouth. If you notice any of these, book a dental exam with your veterinarian.
Yes. At Georgian Bluffs Animal Clinic, we use safe anesthesia protocols, monitor your pet throughout the procedure, and conduct pre-anesthetic tests to minimize risk.
Absolutely! Brushing your pet’s teeth daily with pet-safe toothpaste is one of the best ways to maintain oral health. You can also use dental chews, rinses, or treats recommended by your vet.