Dental Care

• Oral Disease is the most frequently diagnosed infectious disease in dogs and cats.
• By the time they reach 4 years of age, studies have shown that at least 85% of dogs and cats begin to exhibit signs of oral disease.
• If the symptoms of oral disease are left untreated it can lead very serious complications for your pet including but not limited to severe pain, bad breath and tooth loss.​
• Chronic infections can spread to the major organs causing negative interference  with organ function.
• Issues like these can be avoided with regular dental care at home. There are a variety of ways to address these issues and protect your pet’s overall health

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At Countryside Animal Hospital your pet’s overall health is our first priority. During the month of February we will be celebrating National Pet Dental Health Month by offering $50 off of our regular priced dental packages. These packages include

• Pre-surgical blood work
• Anesthesia
• Pain injection
• Antibiotic injection
• Dental cleaning, scaling and polishing​

Packages do not include antibiotics to go home with or dental extractions. These prices vary and will be quoted on an individual basis.

All patients must be:

• An established patient with a current exam (last 6-12 months).
• Current on vaccines and heartworm prevention.