Persistent odour can be a sign of tartar, infection or gum disease.
Pet Dentistry
Healthy teeth, safer smiles and better everyday comfort for pets.
Bad breath, stained teeth and tartar are not just cosmetic concerns. They can be warning signs of gum disease, oral pain and infection that may affect the heart, kidneys and joints.
Annual dental check-ups help catch gum disease early.
Oral health is whole-body health
Bacteria from unhealthy oral cavities can contribute to serious complications.
Discolouration and tartar build-up need veterinary attention.
Dropping food, chewing oddly or refusing food can indicate oral discomfort.
Preventive oral care
Why It Matters
Dental problems can quietly affect your pet’s overall wellness.
Imagine how your teeth would look and feel if you did not brush them daily. The same applies to your pets' teeth. Bad breath and stained teeth are unappealing, but many pet owners are not aware that these may be symptoms of serious gum disease.
Good dental health is an important part of overall wellness. That is why it is advisable to take your pet for a dental check-up at least once a year.
Consult A Vet Dentist
Do not wait if these oral-health signs appear.
Broken, loose or discoloured teeth
Visible tooth damage or tartar-covered teeth should be examined before pain or infection progresses.
Abnormal chewing or reduced appetite
Drooling, dropping food from the mouth or refusal to eat may point to oral pain.
Bleeding, swelling or mouth pain
Pain in or around the mouth, bleeding or swelling near the mouth needs prompt dental assessment.
Felican Dental Care
Cleaning, adjustment, filling, extraction, repair and oral-health guidance.
Felican Pet Hospital has a dental team capable of providing veterinary dental care that includes cleaning, adjustment, filling, extraction or repair of pets' teeth, along with other aspects of oral health care.
Dental cleaning
Support for tartar, stained teeth and routine oral hygiene needs.
Tooth repair and filling
Care decisions based on the condition and comfort of the pet.
Extraction when needed
For damaged, painful or unhealthy teeth that cannot be preserved.
Oral Health Check