Pet Dentistry - Petsasa Vetcare Kenya
Regular dental care is essential for keeping your pet healthy and happy. Dental disease is a common issue among household pets that can lead to serious health problems if left untreated. Our periodic dental exams help maintain proper oral hygiene and prevent future complications.
Annual Dental Cleanings
Preventative Dental Care
Emergency Oral Services
Dental cleaning & polishing
Puppy/kitten dental exams
Signs of Dental Problems in Pets
It’s important to watch for subtle signs of dental disease.
Maintaining good oral hygiene is essential to your pet’s health. The Petsasa VetCare Dentistry team is trained to evaluate a wide range of oral and teeth problems in your pet, from genetic and acquired oral diseases and conditions that cause discomfort in your pet.
Preventative Dentistry
If a cat or dog could brush their own teeth, it’d prevent the need for frequent cleanings, but unfortunately they can’t.
A pet's dental health affects their overall well-being. Prevent tooth decay, gum disease, and other serious health issues by routinely getting your pet's teeth cleaned.
The good part is that you do not have to transport your dog or cat to the veterinarian. Our Petsasa veterinary team will come to you with our Mobile Vet Clinic available for all of Nairobi
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Based on the veterinarian’s dental examination findings, he or she will recommend a time frame to complete your pet’s dental cleaning.
For most pets, we recommend dental cleanings every 2-3 years. During dental cleanings, we remove tartar from the teeth and under the gum lines, which will prevent infection and bone loss.
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Frequently Asked Questions on Pet Dentistry
What is the cost of pet dentistry in Kenya?
The pricing for dental care will vary for each pet based on the situation. To inquire about pricing, please submit a dental inquiry and our team will contact you with details.
Can i use human toothpaste on my dog or cat?
No, human toothpaste is not safe for pets. It often contains xylitol and other ingredients that can be toxic. Always use a pet-specific toothpaste designed for cats or dogs.
How is pet dental cleaning done?
Your pet is placed under anesthesia so the vet team can safely remove plaque and tartar from above and below the gumline. The procedure includes, scaling, polishing, and a full oral exam.
Do I need to book an appointment to see a vet doctor for dental?
Whether you'd like our mobile clinic to come to you or do an online consultation, booking an appointment at Petsasa VetCare is always recommended to keep things organised.