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We offer a full range of dental services for animals: treatment, dental plaque removal, dental x-rays, laser correction and much more. Entrust the care of your pet's health to professionals! Make an appointment today.
About us
Good day, everybody! In such difficult times, everyone should do what they know best. My team and I are better able to treat and prevent diseases of your pets.
How can we help you? We can prolong your friend's life and make him as comfortable as possible. Having developed our skills in dentistry, maxillofacial surgery, internal medicine, general surgery, and anesthesiology over the years, we have come to the conclusion that it is easier to notice a problem in time than to treat it. Therefore, we pay great attention to medical examination. For this purpose, we have a fully equipped diagnostic center, and the most important thing is love for animals. Contact us by phone number listed on the page. We will be glad to see you!
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Stages of working with us
Reception
A meeting between a specialist and a patient to discuss complaints and symptoms.
Diagnostics
Carrying out all necessary studies and analyzes to establish a diagnosis.
Treatment
Prescribing and implementing a course of treatment to eliminate the disease.
Control
Regular monitoring of the patient's condition to assess the effectiveness of treatment.
Prevention
Preventing the recurrence of the disease and maintaining the achieved level of health.
Frequently asked questions
Why do a biochemical and general blood test before anesthesia?
These are important diagnostic procedures that help assess your overall health and identify possible hidden problems that may increase the risk of complications during and after anesthesia. Here are the main reasons why these tests are needed:
How much does oral sanitation cost?
Owners often refer to professional oral hygiene for dogs and cats as removing dental plaque. Let us remember that the structure of teeth in dogs and cats differs little from ours. We see only the crown, the roots are hidden by the thickness of the tissue. And removing dental plaque is the tip of the iceberg. This is followed by an examination of the tooth using instruments and a dental x-ray. Thus, we detect most pathologies and solve oral problems. Foreign colleagues call these procedures: Comprehensive Oral Health Assessment and Treatment (COHAT) Taking into account the above, the cost of professional oral hygiene is calculated individually after an appointment with a dentist. And it depends on the condition of the oral cavity and concomitant pathologies, if any.
My cat lives in an apartment and doesn't go out anywhere. Should she be vaccinated?
Yes, even if your cat lives exclusively in an apartment and does not go outside, vaccinations remain an important part of her care. Vaccinations help protect your pet from a number of dangerous diseases, some of which can be transmitted through the air or other animals, including those who visit your home. In addition, viruses and bacteria can be brought into the home on a person’s shoes and clothing. Basic vaccines for domestic cats: - panleukopenia (feline distemper) is a very contagious and dangerous disease; - viral rhinotracheitis (feline herpesvirus) and calicivirus are the main causes of respiratory infections in cats; - Rabies is a fatal disease, vaccination against which is mandatory in many regions and countries, even if the animal does not go outside. There are also vaccines against other diseases such as feline leukemia (FeLV), but their use depends on the risk of infection and may be recommended on an individual basis by your veterinarian. It is important to remember that the vaccination schedule and types of vaccines required may vary depending on the cat's age, health, and region of residence. Therefore, the best solution would be to consult with a veterinarian who can give recommendations based on the specific living conditions and health status of your cat.
Why are homeless animals healthy?
The perception that stray animals appear healthy can be deceiving. In reality, stray animals face many health problems that may not be so obvious at first glance. These include parasitic, infectious and chronic diseases, as well as injuries resulting from fights, accidents or abuse. However, there are several factors that can create the appearance of health in homeless animals: 1. Natural selection: Stray animals that survive in harsh conditions are often the fittest and healthiest individuals. Weak and sick animals die or become less visible because they are less mobile and hide more often. 2. Adaptation: Animals living outdoors gradually adapt to harsh environmental conditions, which can make them more resistant to certain diseases and difficulties. 3. Observational Bias: People may be more likely to notice and remember healthy-looking stray animals, while sick or injured animals go unnoticed or hide. Despite their endurance, stray animals require medical care, regular nutrition and care.
What does Comprehensive Oral Health Assessment and Treatment mean?
We often call this: Sanitation of the oral cavity is a set of therapeutic and preventive measures to improve the health of the oral cavity, identification and elimination of pathological changes and functional disorders of the oral cavity, prevention of dental diseases. Therefore, any sanitation with us is carried out only under anesthesia and only with the use of dental x-rays and examination of the teeth under anesthesia.