Your Pet's Mouth Smells Terrible & Tartar Is Building Up? Don't Wait Until Their Teeth Fall Out!

Have you ever pulled away when your pet tried to cuddle because of their terrible breath? Do not ignore it! Bad breath (Halitosis) is a warning alarm.

Dental tartar is not just a cosmetic issue. The bacterial buildup on teeth is a "time bomb" that slowly destroys the gums, causes loose or missing teeth, and can spread infection to the heart valves.

Signs Your Pet Needs a Dental Check

• Persistent Bad Breath: A foul odor that does not go away even after brushing.
• Bleeding or Red Gums: A sign of inflammation (Gingivitis).
• Difficulty Eating: Chewing on only one side or food frequently falling out of the mouth due to pain.
• Loose or Yellowing Teeth: A visible thick yellow or brown crust on the teeth.

Birawa Vet Dental Care Services

We offer a stepped approach based on dental condition:

1. Home Dental Check: The vet visits to assess tartar severity and check for loose teeth or gum infection.
2. Ultrasonic Scaling (Clinic Referral): For tartar removal, we refer to our partner clinic (Tebet) for a safe Ultrasonic Scaling procedure under full anesthesia.
3. Dental Extraction: Removal of rotten or loose teeth is performed at the clinic with surgical facilities.