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Feline Dentistry

Cats On Call Hospital

Maintain your cat’s dental health at Cats on Call Hospital. Our feline dentistry services include cleanings, exams, and treatment for dental conditions. Trust us for expert care and a healthy smile.

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Feline dental checkup

Feline Dentistry

Cats on Call Hospital is dedicated to providing exceptional feline dentistry services, ensuring your cat’s dental health and overall well-being. Our experienced veterinarian has pursued extensive feline-specific dentistry training to provide the highest level of feline dental care possible. Cats are not small dogs, and a comprehensive feline dental exam and procedure is vastly different from what is considered standard for canines. Our state-of-the-art equipment is optimized for the smaller feline patient and our team understands the unique dental needs of cats. We offer a range of dental services, including professional cleanings, dental exams, and treatment for dental diseases or conditions. Using state-of-the-art equipment and cat-specific techniques, we prioritize your cat’s comfort and safety throughout the process.

In addition to our comprehensive feline dentistry services, Cats on Call Hospital is committed to educating pet owners about the importance of proactive dental care for their cats. We believe that prevention is critical in maintaining optimal dental health. Our knowledgeable staff provides guidance on at-home dental care practices, including brushing techniques, dental diets, and appropriate dental products. We are passionate about empowering cat owners to become proactive partners in their feline’s dental well-being. Whether it’s addressing tartar buildup, treating gingivitis, or providing specialized dental procedures, our compassionate team is dedicated to improving your cat’s oral health and enhancing their overall quality of life. Trust Cats on Call Hospital for exceptional feline dentistry services prioritizing your cat’s well-being and ensuring a lifetime of healthy smiles.

Cat Dental Care: Answers to Frequently Asked Questions

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Do you offer full dental care?

Yes! At Cats on Call, anesthetic dentistry is considered a Complete Oral Health Assessment and Treatment, often abbreviated as a “COHAT”. This procedure, under anesthesia, includes full-mouth dental x-rays to assess the health of the teeth above and below the gum line, paired with detailed dental charting and probing to assess periodontal health. The veterinarian will then make a treatment plan based on these findings to determine which treatment option(s) are best suited for your cat. We do not offer root canals or advanced endodontic procedures, and encourage referral to a veterinary dentist (specialist) for advanced dentistry. Treatment for diseased teeth may involve surgical tooth extraction, which is always performed by the veterinarian. A COHAT also includes ultrasonic scaling and polishing of your cat’s teeth. You will receive a detailed explanation of your cat’s dental health and treatments performed prior to taking your cat home.

Good oral health helps your cat feel better and live longer—and we're here to help every step of the way.

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Why does my cat need to be anesthetized for a dental cleaning?

Cats simply won’t sit still for a thorough dental cleaning—and that’s okay! Anesthesia allows us to safely and painlessly clean your cat’s teeth above and below the gumline using specialized tools that would be frightening or even harmful if your cat were awake and moving.

More importantly, dental exams often reveal painful problems like tooth resorption (similar to cavities), broken teeth, or infection. These issues can be hidden under the gums and may only be visible on X-rays or during a close exam. Anesthesia ensures your cat stays still and comfortable while we provide the care they need—without fear, stress, or pain. Dentistry under anesthesia with full-mouth dental x-rays is considered standard of care for all veterinary patients.

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