A mandibulectomy is a surgical procedure in which a portion or the entire mandible (lower jaw) is removed. This procedure is typically performed to treat conditions such as oral tumors, severe infections, or traumatic injuries affecting the lower jaw. Mandibulectomy may involve removing a portion...
As winter arrives and colder weather sets in pet owners face the challenge of ensuring their furry companions remain happy, healthy, and safe in the colder months. While some pets may revel in the winter wonderland, others might be less enthused about the dropping temperatures....
Cats, known for their mysterious and independent nature, often hide signs of discomfort or pain. Among the various health concerns that may afflict our feline companions, dental issues are among the most common yet frequently overlooked problems. Unlike dogs, cats may not readily express their...
Thanksgiving is usually thought of as a time for indulging in a feast of delicious food. However, while we're enjoying the festivities, it's essential to remember the well-being of our pets. The holiday season can present various hazards for pets, from tempting but toxic foods...
When we think of veterinary care for our furry companions, we often imagine routine check-ups, vaccinations, and perhaps the occasional surgery. However, there's a lesser-known but critically important branch of veterinary medicine that focuses exclusively on oral health. This specialized field is known as veterinary...
If your pet has recently had a consultation regarding a surgical procedure it is likely that pre-medications were suggested or sent home with you to give. Many owners are concerned about giving oral medications in addition to general anesthesia- it can be scary to give...
With higher-than-normal temperatures becoming more common, it's essential to take extra precautions to protect your pets from the heat. In this article, we will discuss some ways to keep your loved ones comfortable and safe. Limit Outdoor Time: When the weather is scorching hot,...
A board-certified veterinary dentist is a veterinarian who has undergone additional training to specialize in dentistry and oral surgery. A veterinarian must first complete a three-year residency and then pass a rigorous exam overseen by the American Veterinary Dental College. Veterinarians who successfully pass the...
Most dogs love to chew. This starts when they are young puppies and use their mouth to explore the world. As they get a little older, puppies chew more as they start to lose the puppy teeth and the permanent teeth erupt. Chewing becomes a...
We are excited to announce a free RACE-approved CE event for Veterinarians and Veterinary Technicians at our clinic on Wednesday, May 24th. This is a great opportunity to expand your knowledge of veterinary anesthesia and learn from our board-certified veterinary anesthesiologist, Dr. Martin Kennedy. Dr. Kennedy...