š¦· Bad breath isnāt always just bad breath
š¦· Bad breath isnāt always just bad breath.
Many pet owners see their pets every day, but rarely stop to take a proper look at their teeth.
And dental problems are often easy to miss at first:
š¾ Bad breath getting stronger
š¾ Yellow or brown tartar building up on the teeth
š¾ Red, swollen or bleeding gums
š¾ Eating more slowly or chewing on one side
š¾ Less willing to eat hard food or chew treats
š¾ Dropping food while eating
š¾ Licking at the mouth or rubbing the face
Some pets can still eat and act normally even when their mouth is already uncomfortable, which is why many owners think:
āThey're still eating, so it's probably fine.ā
But eating normally does not always mean their teeth are healthy.
šæ This week, as part of Broadway Vet's Spring Wellness Screening, we're encouraging pet owners to pay closer attention to their pet's teeth and gums.
15-minute veterinary nurse wellness screening | $0
The screening includes:
ā Basic observation of the teeth and gums
ā Tartar check
ā Screening for obvious oral concerns
ā Plus weight, skin & ears, parasite prevention, vaccination status and mobility screening
Please note: this is a wellness screening, not a full veterinary dental diagnosis. Some dental problems ā especially those below the gumline or involving the tooth roots ā cannot be properly assessed just by looking.
If our nurse notices anything that may need further attention, we will explain what we have found, what the next step may be, and the expected cost first.
What happens next is entirely up to you.
š No hidden charges
š No pressure to purchase additional services
š Clear advice, clear pricing, no pressure
š Broadway Vet, Newmarket
š¶š± For cats and dogs
ā° Advance booking required
When you get home today, take 10 seconds to lift your pet's lip and have a quick look ā
are their teeth really as clean as you think?
