PET DENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS
(February – April)
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HILLS and Medi-cal/Royal-Canin
For most of us, caring for our teeth and gums has been part of our daily routine for as long as we can remember. Just like you, your pet needs dental care, too. A regular, professional care from your veterinarian and home care can prevent Periodontal Disease. The cause of periodontal disease is plaque. Plaque is a colourless film that contains large amounts of bacteria. If left unchecked, plaque builds up, creating infection, destroying gums and resulting in the loss of tissues and bone that support the teeth. Proper oral care isn’t just good for the mouth; it’s good for the whole body, too. Poor dental health can put your pet at risk for heart disease, kidney disease, liver disease or even diabetes. Preventive oral care can reduce the formation of plaque and help maintain proper oral health throughout your pet’s life.
For more information about Oral Health for your pets, please visit www.petdental.ca OR call us to book your appointment for dental exam and cleaning.
With A BIG Smile
Toronto Central Animal Clinic Team.
Welcome to Toronto Central Animal Clinic
Your full-service animal clinic in downtown Toronto
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