Pet Dental Care is a Basic Need
When your pet gives you kisses, you don’t want to smell it later. Avoid nasty breath by bringing your pet in for teeth cleaning. Similarly to people, they need regular dental cleaning to avoid built-up tartar and stains. Teeth also play a huge role in overall health. If your pet has broken or rotting teeth, it can affect how they eat and feel, and it can even lead to infections. Bring your pet in today to get their teeth checked.
Extracting Broken or Rotting Teeth
If your dog or cat’s teeth are too far gone, it may be time to extract them. With some sedation, we can carefully remove the teeth and ensure they feel much better. Once the problem tooth is removed, you and your pet can breathe a fresh breath of air.
Ask Our Vet for Dental Advice
We are ready to answer your pet dentistry questions. We have food and treat recommendations that keep your pet’s teeth looking great in between their visits.
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2401 W Green Oaks Blvd., Arlington, TX, 76016-12
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Hours of Operation
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Doctor's Hours: By Appointment
Grooming: By Appointment on Tues. & Fri.