Our vets at Catawba Animal Clinic offer preventive and restorative pet dental healthcare and surgery for cats and dogs. 

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Veterinary Dentistry

Routine dental care is a vital component of your pet's oral and overall health. However, most cats and dogs don't receive the oral hygiene care they need to ensure their teeth and gums stay healthy.

At our veterinary hospital in Rock Hill, we provide comprehensive dental care for your pet, from essentials such as dental exams, teeth cleanings, and polishing, to dental surgeries. 

We also provide dental health education to pet owners about home dental care for their pets. 

Veterinary Dentistry in Rock Hill

Dental Surgery in Rock Hill

We understand that learning that your pet requires dental surgery can be daunting. We strive to make this process as stress-free as possible for you and your pet.

We'll do everything within our capabilities to ensure your pet's experience with us is easy and comfortable. We'll explain each step of the process to you in detail prior to the procedure, including preparation and post-operative care needs. 

We offer jaw fracture repair surgeries, gum disease treatment, and tooth extractions for dogs and cats. 

Pet Teeth Cleaning & Exams

Like your annual visit with your dentist, your cat or dog should see us for a dental examination at least once every year. Pets who are more vulnerable to dental problems than others may need to come in more often. 

Catawba Animal Clinic can assess, diagnose and treat dental health problems in cats and dogs. 

FAQs About Pet Dental Care

Please read some of the most frequently asked questions we've received from our patients about pet dental care.

Veterinary Dentistry: Anesthesia & Your Pet's Oral Health

Since cats and dogs do not understand what is happening during dental procedures, they will often react by biting or struggling. 

Like the anesthesia dentists provide to human patients who may be nervous or anxious, our vets in Rock Hill provide anesthesia to each patient before performing dental procedures. This means the animals are under less stress, and we can safely clean their teeth.

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