August is Dental Month

    During the month of August, receive 10% off of all dental procedures and dental products. Just as our oral health is essential to our overall health, the same is true for our pets. Poor oral hygiene can lead to serious health problems and disease that may effect the heart, kidneys, and liver. The most common occurring dental problem for our pets is periodontal disease. In fact, most dogs will show signs of periodontal disease by age 3. Other dental concerns include broken and loose teeth, abcesses, cysts, or tumors in the mouth. Signs your canine companions or feline friends may have dental problems or disease include:

* bad breath

* discolored teeth

* inflammation of the gums

* bleeding gums

* excessive drooling

* abnormal chewing

* hesitation or refusal to eat.