For many pet owners, the thought of their pet undergoing anesthesia is one of the most stressful parts of pursuing dental or surgical care. Questions about safety, monitoring, recovery, and overall risk are completely natural, and at Veterinary Dental Specialists of Wisconsin, we take these...
When most people think about veterinary medicine, they imagine vaccines, yearly checkups, or emergency care. But one of the most overlooked parts of pet health is dental care. A board-certified veterinary dentist is a highly trained specialists who provide everything from routine cleaning and dental...
Dental care is a critical part of your pet’s overall health, but not all dental problems can—or should—be handled by a general veterinarian. One common question we hear at Veterinary Dental Specialists of Wisconsin (VDSWI) is: “When should I bring my pet to a veterinary...
When it comes to your pet's health, choosing the right healthcare provider is crucial. Just like humans, animals require specialized care, especially when it comes to their teeth and gums. Veterinary dentistry is a specialized field that focuses on the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of...
As our beloved cats age, their needs change—and that includes their dental care. Senior cats are more prone to dental issues, but many owners are hesitant to move forward with professional cleanings or treatments because of concerns about anesthesia. While that fear is understandable, avoiding...
It’s a common misconception that tooth loss is just a natural part of aging for dogs. In reality, dogs that receive proper dental care throughout their lives should not lose their teeth as they grow older. Tooth loss is often the result of untreated dental...
As a pet owner, you’re likely to be attuned to your pet’s behaviors and health, including dental health. While routine dental care—like regular cleanings and brushing—can help maintain healthy teeth and gums, certain issues may arise that require more advanced treatment. One of these issues...
As pet owners, we do our best to provide our companions with the best care possible. We make sure they get the right food, plenty of exercise, and regular checkups at the vet. But one aspect of pet care that's often overlooked is dental health....