Little signs, bigger problems
What starts in the mouth can lead to much bigger health issues.
That’s why we’re offering free dental checks, and a full dental assessment and comprehensive clean for £299* — making expert care more affordable all year round.
Why it matters
Dental disease isn't just about teeth, it can affect your pet’s heart, kidneys, and overall quality of life. It’s common, often silent, and can cause real pain - even if your pet seems fine.
By adulthood, around 70% of dogs and 90% of cats are affected by dental disease†. If left untreated, it can lead to damage to the teeth, gums, and jaw. In advanced cases, it can also affect your pet’s overall health. Thankfully, in many cases it can be prevented.
Here’s what to look out for:
- Bad breath
- Stained, brown, or loose teeth
- Bleeding gums
- Eating less or dropping food
- Pawing at the mouth
- Excessive drooling
Looking after your pet’s teeth is a simple way to support their overall health and keep them feeling their best. If you’ve noticed any of these signs (or just want peace of mind) our team is here to help with clear advice and trusted care.
Free dental check
Worried about your pet’s teeth or breath?
If you have concerns about your pet’s dental health, our trained vet nurses can assess your pet’s oral health and provide the necessary advice.
£299 Dental assessment and comprehensive clean
Our vets have the best training and equipment for spotting and treating hidden dental issues before they cause further harm.
This procedure gives your pet a complete dental check and clean in one visit:
- Dental x-rays to check below the gum line, where hidden problems can develop
- A full oral examination and treatment plan
- A professional clean and polish to remove tartar and protect teeth
- Anaesthetic to keep your pet relaxed and pain-free
- Fluids to support your pet during the procedure if needed
- Close care from our team throughout the day
- Pain relief where needed to keep your pet comfortable
- A follow-up check and tailored advice for care at home
Sometimes we may suggest a blood test beforehand, depending on your pet’s age or health. If additional treatment is needed, we’ll explain your options clearly before going ahead.