Information for Pet Owners
Your pet's dental health is crucial to their overall well-being. Learn how we can help keep your furry friend happy and healthy.
Signs Your Pet May Need Dental Care
Early detection can prevent serious health issues
Bad Breath
Persistent bad breath can indicate dental disease
Tooth Discoloration
Yellow or brown buildup on teeth
Bleeding Gums
Red, swollen, or bleeding gums
Eating Difficulty
Dropping food or eating on one side
Behavioral Changes
Pawing at mouth or head shyness
Excessive Drooling
More drooling than usual, sometimes with blood
Our Caring Approach
We treat every pet as if they were our own
Compassionate Care
Our experienced team understands that your pet is a beloved family member. We provide gentle, compassionate care throughout their visit, ensuring they feel safe and comfortable.
Expert Knowledge
Dr. Haws is a Board Certified Veterinary Dentist™ with over 25 years of experience. You can trust that your pet is receiving the highest quality dental and oral care available.
Clear Communication
We believe in keeping you informed every step of the way. From initial consultation to post-operative care, we'll explain everything in terms you can understand.
Your pet's comfort is our priority
What to Expect
We'll guide you through every step of your pet's visit
Pre-Admission
- Complete admission forms
- Review pre-operative instructions
- Fast your pet as directed
Day of Surgery
- Arrive at scheduled time
- Meet with our team
- Review procedure and consent
Post-Operative
- Receive discharge instructions
- Pain management guidance
- Schedule follow-up if needed
Preventive Dental Care at Home
Simple steps to maintain your pet's oral health between visits
Daily Care Tips
- 1.Brush Daily:
Use pet-specific toothpaste and a soft brush
- 2.Dental Chews:
Provide approved dental chews to reduce plaque
- 3.Special Diet:
Consider dental health formulated pet food
- 4.Regular Checks:
Look for signs of dental problems weekly
Professional Care
While home care is important, professional cleanings are essential for:
- Removing tartar below the gum line
- Detecting problems early
- Treating existing dental disease
- Preventing systemic health issues
Frequently Asked Questions
Common concerns from pet owners
Concerned About Your Pet's Dental Health?
We're a specialty referral hospital. Please contact your veterinarian to discuss your pet's dental needs and request a referral to our practice for advanced dental care.