Pet Dental Care

Here at St Anne's Veterinary Group, we understand that your pet’s dental hygiene is just as important as any other routine and preventative treatment. Like humans, pets can develop a build-up of tartar, leading to tooth decay and gum disease. Brushing your pet's teeth once or twice a day is the best option for good oral hygiene.

Signs of dental disease in pets

Bad breath (halitosis)
Visible tartar build-up on teeth
Red or inflamed gums (gingivitis)
Discoloured teeth
Drooling
Loose teeth
Bleeding from the mouth
Slowness or reluctance to eat
Chewing on one side of the mouth
Dropping food from the mouth when eating
Swelling around the mouth (from potential tooth root abscesses)

We are happy to answer any questions you may have, as well as advising you on the recommended products or dental diets for your pet. Contact your nearest St Anne's Veterinary Group branch in Eastbourne, Langney, Willingdon and East Dean for a consultation.

Find out more about dental care for your dog, cat or rabbit by clicking the links below.