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Hi Jack,
When an animal arrives at our center, our team takes a close look at what they need to feel better—right away and long-term. Sometimes that’s obvious, like a limp or a cough. Other times, it’s something you can’t see at first glance… like dental pain.
Why Dental Issues Matter Dental disease isn’t just “bad breath.” It can cause chronic pain, infections, and difficulty eating. We tend to see dental issues most often in small dogs and cats, and for some of them, a sore mouth can be the reason they’re not gaining weight, not interested in food, or just not acting like themselves.
How We Approach Dental Care Not every animal needs dental work—and we never treat it as a “one-size-fits-all.” When our medical team suspects a problem, we work with our veterinarians to determine what’s needed. If dental treatment is recommended, we often coordinate it during a spay/neuter procedure whenever appropriate—so an animal can get the care they need without going through multiple separate procedures.
Because love is in the details—and comfort changes everything.
A Gift That Keeps On Giving Your support helps us say “yes” when a veterinarian recommends treatment—whether that’s a dental cleaning, extractions, medications, or follow-up care. It’s the kind of behind-the-scenes love that changes an animal’s whole day…and sometimes, their whole life.
This National Pet Dental Health Month, will you help us continue providing smile-worthy care? |
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With sincere thanks, |
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