Affordable Dental Care For Your Pet
Most cats and dogs will develop periodontal disease, which is why access to affordable dental care for pets is essential. At Dr. Kelly’s Surgical Unit, our experienced team of professionals offers routine dental cleanings and extractions at a price Phoenix pet owners can afford. Get started with regular cleanings for your dog or cat, or reach out to us to schedule time for an extraction. Let’s work together to keep your pet’s teeth in tip-top shape.
Expertise For All Pet Dental Care Needs
Dental Cleanings
Preventing periodontal disease in cats and dogs is not a losing battle, even if statistics indicate that most pets will experience it. Regular dental cleanings with the experienced professionals at Dr. Kelly’s Surgical Unit give your cat or dog the best chance at maintaining healthy teeth and gums. Get started at one of our Phoenix locations today!
Extractions
From time to time, dogs and cats require dental extractions — due to fractures, infections or trauma. At Dr. Kelly’s Surgical Unit, we’ve seen it all and we’re prepared to help your pet feel better as fast as we can while offering affordable pricing to pet owners. Find a Phoenix location near you and schedule your appointment for an extraction today!
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Arthur’s Experience
Arthur had a couple of cracked molars that didn’t bother him until they became infected a week before his mom had scheduled an appointment for them to be removed during a cleaning with her vet. In need of immediate treatment, Arthur and his mom found Dr. Kelly’s, made an appointment and had his teeth extracted, giving Arthur needed relief. For Arthur’s mom, it was “one of the best experiences” she’s had with a vet.
Warning Signs of Dental Disease
Pets need dental care to live a long and healthy life. According to the American Veterinary Dental Society 80% of dogs and 70% of cats by the age 3 show signs of periodontal disease, which is one of the most common conditions seen in pets today. The problem begins when plaque and tartar are allowed to build up on your pet’s teeth. If your pet is exhibiting any of these signs, they may have serious periodontal disease.
- Bad breath – one of the first signs of dental disease
- A yellowish-brown crust of plaque on the teeth near the gum line
- Visible pus or discharge
- Red and swollen gums
- Pain or bleeding when your pet eats or when the mouth or gums are touched
- Decreased appetite or difficulty eating
- Drooling
- Loose or missing teeth
- Pawing at the mouth
