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Cat and Dog Dental Care & Dental Surgery

Cats and dogs need preventive and restorative pet dental care to preserve their teeth at every age. Our vets at Clackamas Pet Clinic provide qualified dental services and advice 6 days a week. 

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Cat & Dog Dental Care

Routine, comprehensive dental care is an essential component of cats' and dogs' oral and overall health. However, most pets don't receive the oral hygiene care they need to keep their teeth and gums healthy. 

At our pet clinic in Clackamas, we provide complete pet dental care, from basics including dental exams, teeth cleanings and polishing to dental X-Rays and surgeries. 

We also make a point of providing dental health education to pet parents about home dental care for their four-legged friends. We are always here to answer questions.

Cat & Dog Dental Care, Clackamas Vet

Dental Surgery in Clackamas

We understand that finding out that your pet requires dental surgery can be overwhelming. We strive to ensure this process is as stress-free as possible, for both you and your pet. 

We'll do everything in our power to ensure your pet's experience with us is easy and comfortable. We'll review each step of our process with you in detail before the procedure, including preparation and post-operative care needs. 

We offer tooth extractions, jaw fracture repair surgeries and gum disease treatment for dogs and cats.

Pet Teeth Cleaning & Exams

Just like your annual checkup at your dentist's office, your cat or dog should see us for a dental examination at least once per year. Pets who are more susceptible to dental issues than others may need to see us more frequently. 

At Clackamas Pet Clinic, our veterinary professionals can assess, diagnose and treat dental health problems in dogs and cats, so your furry companion can get back to feeling great.  

FAQs About Pet Dental Care

Here are some of the most frequently asked questions from our patients about pet dental care.

Veterinary Dentistry: Anesthesia & Your Pet's Oral Health

Because cats and dogs do not understand what is happening during dental procedures, they will often react by biting or struggling. 

Similar to anesthesia provided by dentists to human patients who may be anxious or nervous, our vets in Clackamas provide anesthesia to all of our patients before starting dental procedures. This puts less stress on the animals and allows us to X-Ray their mouth as required. 

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New Patients Welcome

Clackamas Pet Clinic is accepting new patients! Our experienced vets are passionate about the health of your companion animals. Get in touch today to book your pet's first appointment.

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Book Online (503) 946-5417