Animal Dentistry in Dubbo
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Dubbo Animal Dentistry
Your furry best friend requires regular dental care to make sure their teeth stay healthy—just like us! At Pet Medical Centre, we offer a range of animal dentistry services for cats, dogs and horses throughout Dubbo and surrounds. From a general check-up to a scale and clean, good oral health is a pillar of preventative healthcare for all animals great and small.
The most common disease treated in our veterinary practice is gum disease, with around 70-80% of cats and dogs over the age of three having some kind of dental disease. But this is preventable! With regular dental checks and the right care, you can keep your pet’s teeth healthy and pain free.
Want to find out more about our dental services? Call our friendly team on
(02) 6884 9777 today.
Healthy Teeth & Gums
Maintaining your pet’s dental health is one of the best things that you can do to ensure their quality of life, especially as they age. Our vets in Dubbo have been able to improve the lives of many animals aged in their late teens. From puppies and kittens to your grey-whiskered family members, count on the team at Pet Medical Centre.
We offer:
- Dental X-ray
- Teeth Extractions
- Scale & Polish
- At-home Dental Care Advice
We utilise state-of-the-art equipment to take X-rays of your pet’s teeth. This allows us to accurately assess the health of each tooth, as well as identify issues that may not be apparent on the surface. We can then develop a treatment plan that’s perfectly tailored to your animal’s needs.
How do I know if my pet has dental problems?
Common signs of dental issues in pets include bad breath, difficulty eating, pawing at the mouth, drooling or visible tartar on the teeth. You may also notice red or swollen gums, broken teeth or changes in behaviour. A veterinary dental check can help identify problems early and prevent more serious conditions.
How often should my pet’s teeth be cleaned?
Most pets benefit from professional dental cleaning once a year, though some may need it more frequently depending on their age, breed and health. Regular dental checks, combined with at-home care such as dental chews or brushing, help maintain healthy teeth and gums.
Is anaesthesia necessary for dental procedures?
Yes. Anaesthesia is required to safely and thoroughly clean your pet’s teeth, including below the gumline. It also allows the vet to examine the mouth, take X-rays if needed and perform extractions or other treatments without causing stress or pain to your pet.