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September 11, 2023 in Pet DentalPet Dental Care Dental disease begins with the accumulation of plaque on your dog’s or cat’s teeth. Plaque is the soft yellow material that is a mixture of food particles and bacteria. Over time, the […]
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May 11, 2023 in Pet DentalUp to 80% of pets develop some form of dental disease by 3 years of age. During regular physical exams, the veterinarian will take a look at your cat or dog’s teeth and determine whether […]
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July 11, 2022 in Pet DentalGood teeth and gums are very important to the health of your pet. The average animal lives 2-3 years longer with healthy teeth than those left with gingivitis and tartar. Not only does bad teeth […]
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April 11, 2022 in Pet DentalPet Dental Cleaning Steps Explained Pre-Anesthesia Exam – Physical examination of the eyes, nose, ears, mouth, abdomen, legs, lymph nodes, skin, and coat, as well as listening to the heart, lungs, recording temperature and weight. […]
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March 11, 2022 in Pet DentalAnesthesia Free Dentals At TSVC we do not support or recommend anesthesia free dentals. While we cannot explain the purpose of cleaning your pet’s teeth to him/her, it is impossible to expect your pet to […]
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March 11, 2022 in Pet DentalPeriodontal Disease in Pets Periodontal disease is directly related to the accumulation of tartar on your dog’s or cat’s teeth. As tartar is changing the environment in your pet’s mouth, these new bacteria begin affecting […]
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January 11, 2021 in Pet DentalFeline resorptive lesions are also know as “Cat Cavities.” Often a cat’s gums in the affected area will be cherry red in color. A good way to determine if your cat is affected is to […]
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Found an orphaned, injured or sick wild animal?
This is a list of rescues that we support and help.
Several dog-friendly parks and restaurants in the area.
If you are in need of a payment plan or financial assistance with your pet’s medical care you may contact some of the following resources for assistance. We offer payments plans with no interest financing for 6 months through Care Credit.
