A clean mouth changes everything else.
By the age of three, most pets already have dental disease hidden under the gumline. We examine, X-ray, scale and polish under anaesthesia, and treat only what genuinely needs treating.
Why it matters
Hidden pain, quietly endured.
Dental disease hurts long before a pet stops eating, and the bacteria involved can quietly strain the heart and kidneys.
Pets keep eating through serious tooth pain.
Fewer oral bacteria reaching heart and kidneys.
Early treatment often avoids later extractions.
Odour is bacteria, not a personality trait.
Appetite and energy return once pain goes.
Yearly cleaning beats emergency oral surgery.
Signs of trouble in the mouth
Pets rarely complain about their teeth. If you notice any of these, book a dental check — early treatment saves teeth.
Bad breath
Strong odour, day after day
Yellow or brown tartar
Build-up along the gumline
Red or bleeding gums
Sore, swollen, easily irritated
Dropping food
Chewing on one side only
Drooling more
Sometimes tinged with blood
Pawing at the mouth
Rubbing the face on furniture
Loose or missing teeth
Broken crowns and exposed roots
Quieter
than usual
Withdrawn, off toys and chews
One visit, a clean start
Your dental day, step by step
Three simple stages — assess, clean and treat, then home with a plan.
Exam & bloods
We check the mouth, then confirm anaesthesia is safe.
Clean, X-ray, treat
Scaling, polishing and any extractions in one session.
Home with a plan
Findings explained, plus a simple routine to keep it clean.
A little prep, a calmer visit
Four small things that make your appointment quicker and easier on your pet.
Fast from midnight
No breakfast on the day, water is fine.
Note the changes
When breath, chewing or mood shifted.
Bring records
Vaccine book, past results, medication list.
Carrier or leash
Nervous pet? Tell us — we’ll plan a quiet slot.
Visit often? Plans from AED 200/month
2–4 consultations included, plus grooming and service discounts.
Questions, answered
Anything else on your mind? Call us — a real person answers, 24/7.
Breath turned bad? Let’s look inside
Book a dental check and see what we find — a real person answers, 24/7.