Dogs and cats are more prone to dental disease than humans. Data shows that about 80% of pets over 2 years old and most dogs over 5 years old have periodontal disease. Without proper treatment, periodontal disease can dissolve the jawbone and even lead to jaw fractures. It has also been linked to heart and kidney disease.
At our clinic, we provide not only dental care consultations but also scaling with veterinary dental equipment when necessary.

We provide a full range of soft tissue surgeries, including spay and neuter procedures, as well as surgeries involving the skin and abdominal organs. We also perform orthopedic surgeries for conditions such as fractures and patellar luxation. From pre-operative testing and anesthesia management to post-operative care, we provide careful treatment with safety as our top priority. We will thoroughly explain any concerns and proceed with treatment only after you fully understand and agree.
We also take into account your pet’s age, overall condition, and anesthesia risks, and explain the necessity and cost of surgery in advance so that the treatment plan can be decided together with your family.