Useful articles for all pet owners.

If you've noticed your pet's gums looking more swollen than usual, it could be a sign of gingival hyperplasia—a condition where the gum tissue grows excessively. Although it might initially appear as a superficial or cosmetic issue, this excessive growth of the gingival tissue can lead to significant oral health [...]

For many dogs, chewing is a natural and enjoyable activity that helps keep their teeth clean and their minds engaged. However, excessive chewing or chewing on the wrong materials can lead to severe wear of tooth enamel and tooth fractures, which can cause your pet serious pain. Our North Bay [...]

Pets undergoing anesthesia for dental procedures require special care during the recovery period. Understanding how to help them through recovery and postoperative care at home is crucial for their health and well-being. This comprehensive guide from our North Bay Veterinary Dentistry team covers everything pet parents should know to ensure [...]

If your pet is scheduled to have a procedure that requires anesthesia, you are likely anxious, especially if your beloved companion has complicating health issues. Anesthesia is necessary for dental procedures, and what we can achieve for your pet’s overall health and quality of life under anesthesia typically outweigh the [...]

Periodontal disease is one of the most common conditions affecting pets and causes discomfort, pain, and tooth loss, if left untreated. As in people, periodontal disease in pets can lead to significant health issues beyond the mouth, including heart, liver, and kidney problems. However, advancements in veterinary dentistry offer hope [...]

Periodontal disease, a common but often overlooked ailment in pets, can cause discomfort, pain, and systemic health issues if left untreated. Fortunately, veterinary dentistry advancements now offer effective solutions to preserve your pet's smile. Root planing and perioceutics are two periodontal therapies that have emerged as powerful tools in combating [...]