DENTAL CARE
FOR DOGS & CATS
Complete Care for
Your Pet's Oral Hygiene & Comfort
to Overall Health
Dental medicine for dogs and cats has a direct impact on the comfort, nutrition and overall health of your pet.
Oral problems often develop gradually and in the early stages may go unnoticed. Left untreated, they can cause pain, inflammation and difficulties in daily eating.
At VET-F Clinic, we offer dental care aimed at both treating existing problems and preventing and maintaining good oral hygiene.
Dental medicine encompasses the diagnosis, prevention and treatment of diseases of the teeth, gums and oral cavity.
Left untreated, dental problems can lead to:
- pain and discomfort in the mouth;
- infections;
- bad breath;
- periodontal disease (periodontitis);
- refusal to eat or difficulty chewing;
- loosening and loss of teeth.
Timely dental care not only relieves symptoms, but also supports long-term quality of life.
Do We Perform
At VET-F Clinic, we perform a full range of dental services for dogs and cats.
Among the main procedures are:
- tartar removal;
- extraction of retained baby teeth;
- extraction of permanent teeth if necessary;
- prophylaxis and oral care.
For each patient, the approach is determined individually according to age, condition of the teeth and the specific problem.
Our goal is not just to fix a specific problem, but to help improve quality of life and comfort in everyday life. Our approach to dental care combines:
Attention to patient comfort
An individual anesthesia plan
Precise performance of procedures
Prevention & long-term oral care
Consult a Veterinarian
It is a good idea to seek advice if you notice:
- unpleasant or strong breath;
- tartar buildup;
- red or bleeding gums;
- pain when eating;
- dropping food from the mouth;
- refusal of solid food;
- loosening of teeth.
Many of these signs develop gradually and often go unnoticed at first.
in Dental Procedures
Unlike humans, in dogs and cats almost all adequate dental procedures are performed under anesthesia.
This allows:
- precise and safe access to the entire oral cavity;
- a complete examination of the teeth and gums;
- performing the procedure without pain and unnecessary stress for the patient.
In dentistry, anesthesia is a key component of quality treatment.
If your dog or cat has bad breath, tartar buildup, pain while eating, or other signs of oral discomfort, a timely examination can help prevent more serious problems.
Contact the VET-F Clinic team to receive a professional assessment and appropriate dental care for your pet.
