Dental Care
Good oral health means a healthier, happier cat.
Overview
Dental care is essential to your cat’s comfort and health. Our team offers preventive and corrective care tailored to feline needs.
Key Benefits
- Prevents gum disease and pain – Untreated dental issues can lead to painful infections and difficulty eating.
- Fresher breath – Bad breath is often a sign of oral disease—and not just a nuisance.
- Protects overall health – Bacteria from the mouth can spread to the heart, kidneys, and other organs.
- Supports healthy eating – Healthy teeth and gums make chewing more comfortable and effective.
- Improves quality of life – Less pain, more energy, and better daily comfort.
What’s Included
- Oral exams
- Professional cleanings
- Tooth extractions (only when necessary)
- Gum disease treatment
- At-home dental care advice
What to Expect During a Visit
- Pre-dental evaluation and anesthetic plan
- Full dental cleaning under anesthesia
- Post-op monitoring and comfort care
- Personalized home care plan and follow-up
What Our Clients Say
“The dental cleaning made a huge difference. My cat is eating better and more energetic!” – Sarah L.
“The team was amazing with my senior cat’s dental surgery. He’s comfortable again and back to his old self.” – Jason M.
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Protect your cat’s comfort and health with expert feline dental care.
🐾 Additional Dental Procedure Details
Cats undergoing dental procedures are placed under light anesthesia to ensure their safety and comfort throughout the cleaning and evaluation process.
Once under anesthesia, each tooth is carefully examined for cavities, looseness, and root damage. Unfortunately, some problems aren’t visible until the cat is asleep and a full oral probe is performed. If a tooth is determined to be unsalvageable—due to infection, pain, or compromised structure—it must be extracted to protect your cat’s overall health.
Untreated dental infections don’t just affect the mouth—they allow bacteria to enter the bloodstream, potentially damaging vital organs like the heart and kidneys. Timely dental care can prevent long-term health complications.
Pre-anesthetic bloodwork is required for all cats age 8 and older. We strongly recommend it for younger cats as well to ensure they’re healthy enough to undergo anesthesia.
🎥 Want to see what a dental procedure looks like? Search ‘Feline Dental Procedure’ on YouTube and look for the video from Allentown Cat Clinic for a helpful walk-through.
🐾 Let’s Take Care of Their Teeth—Together
If your cat is showing signs of dental disease—or it’s simply time for a check-up—request an appointment today for gentle, thorough dental care.