Dentistry

Pet Dental Care

Dental disease is one of the most under-treated problems in pets. Professional scaling, polishing and — where needed — extractions restore comfort and prevent long-term health issues.

Anaesthetic dental cleaning Polishing & extractions Home care plan
Warning signs

Symptoms to watch for

  • Bad breath (halitosis)
  • Yellow-brown tartar on teeth
  • Red or bleeding gums
  • Dropping food or chewing on one side
  • Pawing at the mouth
Treatment process

What to expect at the clinic

A clear, unhurried process — so you always know what's happening and why.

  1. Step 1

    Oral exam

    Full mouth check under sedation for accurate assessment.

  2. Step 2

    Scaling & polishing

    Ultrasonic removal of tartar above and below the gumline, followed by polishing.

  3. Step 3

    Extractions

    Painful or diseased teeth removed where indicated.

  4. Step 4

    Home care plan

    Brushing, dental diets or chews recommended based on your pet's needs.

Benefits for your pet

  • Fresh breath and pain relief
  • Reduced risk of heart, kidney and liver disease linked to oral bacteria
  • Longer, more comfortable life
FAQs

Common questions

Still unsure? Call us on 0328-8064968 — a doctor will speak with you directly.

Why does my pet need anaesthesia?+

Thorough cleaning below the gumline and safe extractions are only possible under anaesthesia. Modern protocols and monitoring keep it safe.

How often does my pet need a dental?+

Most adult pets benefit from a professional dental every 1–2 years. Some breeds and older pets need more frequent care.

Your care team

Cared for by experienced veterinarians

Led by Dr. Muhammad Shayan Malik — with Dr. Muhammad Abdul Basit Abbas and our resident doctors on rotation, every hour of the day.

Meet our doctors

Ready to book pet dental care?

Call, WhatsApp, or book online — a doctor will confirm your visit and guide you through what to bring.