At Veterinary Dental Specialists of Wisconsin, we believe it is important to get involved and understand that helping animals is a collaborative effort that extends to the broader community. By actively participating in community events, educational workshops, and outreach programs, we aim to raise awareness...
One problem that is more prevalent in cats vs other species is gingivostomatitis. This is characterized by infection or inflammation of the mouth and surrounding soft tissues that can range from mild in symptoms to severe. In some patients, it can become a quality of...
When we think of our feline companions, their playful antics, soft purrs, and different personalities often come to mind first. However, there's another aspect of their well-being that demands our attention: their oral health. Just like humans, cats can experience a range of dental issues...
Introduction Pet owners know that their beloved furry friends can sometimes exhibit fractious behavior when they feel stressed or threatened. Handling a fractious cat or dog can be challenging and potentially dangerous for both the animal and the handler. In this blog, we will discuss essential...
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...
Our Mission At Veterinary Dental Specialists of Wisconsin, our primary mission is to help serve the community by improving the oral health of cats and dogs, all while educating our clients about the importance of dental care. We strive to provide the gold standard of veterinary...
We brush our own teeth regularly and see a dentist, yet we still sometimes have dental issues that need to be treated. Imagine what condition your mouth would be in with no brushing; our dog's mouths are no different! Plaque begins to accumulate quickly on...
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...
Did you know that periodontal disease is the most prevalent of all diseases in cats and dogs? It is present to some degree in at least 70 percent of adult cats and dogs. Periodontal disease is an infectious, inflammatory, and progressive disease. Therefore, it is...