Just like humans, pets can develop plaque, tartar, gingivitis, and painful dental infections if their teeth aren't regularly cleaned. In fact, bad breath is often the first sign of underlying dental disease - and it’s not something to ignore.
Without treatment, dental disease can lead to:
Chronic pain and discomfort
Tooth loss
Infections that can spread to vital organs such as the heart, kidneys or liver
Difficulty eating and loss of appetite
We are fully equipped to provide a comprehensive range of veterinary dental procedures, including:
Professional dental scale and polish
? Dental radiographs (X-rays) to assess the health of teeth below the gumline
?? Extractions of diseased or broken teeth
? Oral surgery for more complex cases
? Pain relief and aftercare for a smooth recovery
Every dental procedure is performed under general anaesthesia for your pet’s comfort and safety, with full monitoring and supportive care throughout.
Prevention is key! We offer advice on:
Brushing your pet’s teeth at home
Dental-friendly diets and chews
Products that help reduce plaque and tartar build-up
Our team is always happy to demonstrate proper brushing techniques or recommend the best products for your pet’s needs.
Absolutely! Rabbits and guinea pigs have continuously growing teeth that need to be kept in check. Overgrown teeth can cause pain, drooling, and difficulty eating. We can trim or file their teeth as needed and provide advice on appropriate diets to help manage their dental health naturally.
If your pet has smelly breath, brown teeth, red gums or seems to be chewing differently - don’t wait. Book a dental check-up today and let us help keep those pearly whites shining!
? Call us on (02) 9631 9322 or
? Book online to schedule your pet’s dental consultation.
Opening Hours
Mon-Fri: 8 am-7 pm
Sat: 8 am-2 pm
Sun & Public Hols: 8 am-12 pm
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