Veterinary Dental Care in New Braunfels, TX

Chisholm Trail Veterinary Clinic of New Braunfels is proud to provide veterinary dental care for all of our patients. Often conducted as annual cleanings, dental care can help protect your pet from painful infections and fight diseases that can ultimately affect their organs. Give your pet an extra safeguard by utilising our top-notch dental care services.

PERIODONTITIS: NOT JUST BAD BREATH

Many pet owners know that periodontitis gives pets bad breath, but when escalated, it can lead to heart disease and bacterial infections.

We recommend utilizing the following three steps to avoid periodontitis:

Regular home brushing
Professional teeth cleanings
Healthy food choices

As part of our well-rounded dental care protocol, our veterinarians at Chisholm Trail Veterinary Clinic of New Braunfels offers:

Dental exams. A dental exam helps our veterinarians visually identify any disease, broken teeth, or pain that requires further investigating.
Dental cleanings. Done during anesthesia, our veterinarians scale your pet’s teeth to remove plaque, scale gums, and get a detailed picture of your pet’s dental health
Tooth extractions. If, during the cleaning, we identify any broken or infected teeth, we’ll extract to avoid further complications and provide pain management prescriptions if necessary.
Periodontitis treatment. If detected early during the exam or cleaning, our veterinarians will advise on a reversal process with treatments and a home care plan.

PREVENT DENTAL DISEASE IN YOUR PET TODAY.

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GUM DISEASE IN CATS AND DOGS

Many pet owners know that bad breath can be a sign of dental issues. Other, less-known symptoms to look for include:

Unable to hold onto food
Irritability, sleeping more often, and not wanting to play
Blood-tinged saliva
Pawing and rubbing at mouth
Yellow/brown residue along the gum line
Inflamed gums
Drooling excessively and often

DIAGNOSING AND TREATING PET DENTAL DISEASE

The majority of pets can develop dental diseases by age 2. Our veterinary clinic aims to defy this statistic by educating pet owners about the importance of preventive dental care.

With any infected gum tissue, pets are left uncomfortable, unable to eat properly, and are often at a higher risk for organ diseases of the heart, liver, and kidneys.

When your pet’s teeth are cleaned at our practice, we:

Fully sedate the patient to properly examine the pet’s mouth in detail
Conduct dental X-rays to better gauge your pet’s oral health, including below the gumline
Remove plaque and tartar by scaling and polishing every tooth’s enamel until smooth
Repel harmful bacteria by cleaning any residue
Extract loose, decayed or broken teeth for improved health and comfort

BRUSHING YOUR PET’S TEETH

Similar to your own dental routine, we recommend brushing your pet’s teeth from an early age. This daily habit can work wonders for your cat or dog’s dental hygiene.

Sometimes pets are finicky about brushing and, while desired, it isn’t always possible to do. If this is the case, contact our animal hospital at (830) 620-1100 for recommendations, including dental chews and tartar-control diets.

We had our little Aine spayed here and they gave her the BEST care!! We have visited several vets in the area recently with our animals and feel that this one highly surpasses the others in the professionalism, the knowledge, the care, the follow-up, and just the overall experience! This place comes vet-recommended by another vet in the area (that doesn’t do surgery) and we are forever thankful that this is where we went!! Thank you Chisholm Trail for taking such amazing care of our little fur baby!!

- Jackie F.

I’m so thankful that I found Chisholm through yelp. They greeted us as soon as we walked in and we went straight into a room. The tech loved on my kitty. I was really impressed with the services our kitty received today. The tech and Dr. Dawson were awesome. I feel confident in my decision to take our kitty there. I highly recommend Chisholm to anyone looking for a vet.

- Stephanie A.

Chisholm Trail was very accommodating to our needs. Our dog had an accident with another dog and need stitches. They were able to get us an appointment the same day and perform minor surgery the same afternoon. They gave us a cost estimate with a low and high end. The end cost was the in the middle of the two. Our dog came home in good spirits and seemed well taken care of. What more can you ask for?