🦷 Healthy Smiles, Happy Tails at Anilab! 🐾
Have you noticed your furry friend struggling with dental problems? It's time to give your smile the love it deserves with Anilab Oral Care Service! Our dedicated focus on pet oral health ensures their teeth are in their best shape for a life full of licks and smiles.
🔬 Specialized Dental Exams:Our dental care experts know that a healthy mouth is key to a healthy body. We perform thorough dental exams to detect any problems, from plaque and tartar to possible infections, ensuring your pet has a solid foundation for optimal health.
🧪Deep and Careful Cleaning:Do you notice yellow spots or bad breath in your pet? Our deep cleaning procedures safely and effectively remove plaque and tartar, leaving teeth clean and shiny, and your furry companion with fresh breath.
🌟Personalized Care:Every pet is unique, and we understand that their dental needs are too. Our team customizes each oral care plan to meet your furry friend's specific needs, providing focused and effective care.
📅Preventive Programs: At Anilab, we believe that prevention is the key. Don't wait for dental problems to get worse. Our preventive programs will help you maintain your pet's oral health in the long term, preventing problems before they start.
👨⚕️Committed Veterinary Team:Our team of highly trained veterinarians specializes in pet dental care. With expert hands and compassionate care, your furry friend will be in the best hands as we work together to improve their oral health.
Give your pet a reason to smile with Anilab Oral Care Service! Call today and book an appointment to give your furry companion a bright, healthy smile back.
Because a happy mouth means a happier tail. 🐾🐶🐱🦷
Dental services for pets:
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Oral checkup
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Dental cleaning
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Dental prophylaxis
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Tooth extraction
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Waste extraction
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Dental checkup
When is it necessary to go to a veterinary dentist?
Some of the symptoms that should alert pet owners are:
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Halitosis or bad breath in pets.
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Gum problems: Red, swollen, sensitive or bleeding gums.
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Tartar buildup.
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Oral injury: Our pets, especially dogs, tend to bite
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objects, and your teeth may suffer injuries due to this biting.
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Salivation greater than usual.
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Stop eating or eat slower.
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Stop biting toys.
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Chew only on one side.
Frequent questions
1 hr
From 130,900 Colombian pesos