Veterinary Dental Services

10/01/2026

Sweet girl Mochi visited us recently for treatment of feline tooth resorption. Tooth resorption is a painful condition where a cat’s tooth gradually breaks down from the outside in. As the damage reaches the sensitive inner part of the tooth, it can cause significant pain and allow infection to develop. The exact cause is still unknown, and unfortunately, there is no way to stop the process once it starts. Extraction is the most reliable way to relieve pain and treat an affected tooth.

Did you know? Cats who develop tooth resorption are more likely to develop additional lesions. That’s why we recommend dental checkups and radiographs every 6 months for cats with a history of tooth resorption. Regular tooth brushing can also help you notice changes early, but many cats hide dental pain, so routine dental exams are important.

09/10/2026

01/25/2026

We recently had the opportunity to treat Sage, a beautiful 9-year-old male cougar that lives at the Ecotarium. Sage was rescued from a wildfire in Oregon that left him and his sister orphaned.

10/09/2025

When the vet says your teeth look paw-some!” 😄✨

We’ll never get tired of seeing happy, healthy smiles from our patients. Share your pet’s biggest grin with us below! 🐶🐱

09/03/2025

We still have seats available for our free CE event next Thursday. Register today!

Thank you for considering Veterinary Dental Services for your patient's needs! See our website for information for your use and your patients' use.

08/04/2025

Quick! Someone come pet Madeline's belly!

08/01/2025

Help us wish Maggie well on her last day VDS. She is starting veterinary school at Tuft's in a few short weeks. Maggie has been such an incredible advocate for pets and their people over the past four years. We will all miss her terribly, but know that she will be an amazing veterinarian someday soon! ❤️

07/16/2025

We love to hear about the experience of coming into Veterinary Dental Services from our client’s and patient’s perspectives. We are so glad that Clover and her owner had a smooth visit! Going to the veterinarian can be stressful for even our most outgoing patients so we always try to take the time to make sure our more anxious patients are comfortable.

07/11/2025

Don’t forget to sign up!

The next lecture in our EVENING LECTURE SERIES at Veterinary Dental Services is on July 16th at 6:15pm and will be focusing on THE COMPLETE ORAL EXAM: WHAT YOU ARE MISSING. If you are interested in reserving a seat, please visit www.veterinarydental.com/for-vets