MEDICAL, SURGICAL & DENTAL SERVICES

Medical Services

When your beloved pet requires medical attention, rest assured that we are here to provide expert care. Our experienced team and state-of-the-art facilities are well-equipped to address a wide range of medical conditions. With the ability to conduct numerous diagnostic procedures on-site, we can often deliver prompt answers and initiate treatment for your pet without delay. In certain instances, your pet may necessitate hospitalization and additional diagnostic assessments. We invite you to explore our comprehensive medical services in greater detail, or simply reach out to us for a discussion about your pet's specific needs.

Surgical Services

When your pet requires surgery, you deserve the confidence of knowing they are receiving attentive, high-quality care. At A.E.Z.R. Pet Hospital, we perform a variety of surgical procedures with a strong focus on patient safety, effective pain management, and individualized treatment.

We understand that surgery can be stressful for families. That's why we take the time to explain your pet's condition, discuss treatment options, answer your questions, and guide you through every step of the process—from the initial consultation to recovery at home.

Dental Services

Picture the discomfort you'd experience if you neglected to brush your teeth or skipped dental check-ups. Sadly, many dogs and cats endure this very discomfort. According to the American Veterinary Dental Society, over 80% of dogs and 70% of cats suffer from dental disease by the time they reach three years of age. Dental, or periodontal, disease ranks as the most prevalent health issue in pets.

Indications of dental disease encompass:

• Accumulation of yellow or brown tartar on the teeth
• Inflamed, reddened, or bleeding gums
• Foul breath
• Excessive drooling
• Altered eating or chewing patterns
• Pawing at the face
• Loose teeth
• A sense of despondency

Even if your dog or cat doesn't manifest these symptoms, we recommend a yearly evaluation of your pet's dental well-being by a veterinarian. Without intervention, bacteria and food debris amass around the teeth, potentially leading to the degradation of the soft tissue and bone encircling the teeth. This deterioration can culminate in irreversible periodontal disease, tooth loss, and, in some cases, costly oral surgery.

Moreover, dental disease has repercussions beyond the mouth. Oral bacteria can infiltrate the bloodstream, sparking severe infections in the kidneys, liver, lungs, and heart. Without prompt intervention, these complications can result in fatality. A thorough physical examination combined with appropriate lab tests can detect the spread of oral infections.

Don't delay—schedule your pet's dental examination today! We can also provide guidance on how to brush your pet's teeth and suggest foods and treats that combat plaque and tartar buildup.