Dental Care for Pets in Devizes

At Estcourt Vets we strongly believe that your pet’s oral hygiene is key to keeping your pet healthy.

We can offer thorough dental examinations during your pet’s routine appointments and advise of any treatment they may need to keep their mouth comfortable, clean, and disease free. As an independent vet, we are proud to serve Devizes and our surrounding areas so contact our reception team today to get your pet booked in.

How can poor dentistry affect my pet?

One of the biggest dental issues we see facing pets is dental disease, with 4 out of 5 pets being affected. The most common problems we see are cracked/broken teeth, plaque and tartar build up, tooth root abscesses and gingivitis (inflamed gums).

Symptoms to look for in your own pet may vary. We have put together the following list:

• Halitosis (bad breath)
• Difficulty eating or showing signs of pain, such as chewing only on one side
• Weight loss
• Excessive drooling or swelling on the face
• Rubbing or pawing their face
• Inflamed or bleeding gums
• Blood stained saliva
• Plaque and tartar visible
• Preferring softer food compared to their normal biscuits

If you notice any of these symptoms with your own pet, contact us for more advice and to get booked in with one of our vets.

Treatments on offer

Our team at Estcourt Vets are happy to provide detailed costings and explanations on any treatments your pet may need to undergo. We have modern dental facilities and equipment, along with a team of nurses who will take good care of your pet whilst they are with us. Whether it is a tooth descale and polish, tooth removal or treatment of a tooth root abscess, Estcourt Vets will treat your pet as one of their own and make them as comfortable as possible. You will also receive a tailored post-operative treatment plan to help your pet recover from their dental procedure as smoothly as possible.

How to help your pet at home

Preventative pet health always outweighs the clinical alternative. Our team of vets and nurses have put together their best advice on how to help keep your pet’s oral hygiene in top condition. If you have any concerns or questions, contact our team of veterinary nurses who are a wealth of knowledge, and they will be happy to help you and your pet.

Read our Home Dental Care advice