Bright Smiles, Happy Tails – Let’s Care for Those Teeth Together

At Vetwest, we know pets are family—and just like us, their health and comfort start with a healthy smile.

Dental care is one of the most important (and often overlooked) parts of your pet’s wellbeing. In fact, most dogs and cats over the age of three already have some level of dental disease, often without showing obvious signs at home. Because our pets are so good at hiding discomfort, dental issues can quietly progress before we even realise something is wrong.

Left untreated, dental disease can cause ongoing pain, infection, and even impact your pet’s overall health. That’s why taking a proactive, preventative approach can make such a difference—not just for their teeth, but for their quality of life.

 What should you look out for?

Some of the early signs of dental disease can be subtle:

  • Bad breath
  • Yellow or brown build-up on the teeth
  • Changes in eating habits or dropping food
  • Red or sore-looking gums

If you’ve noticed any of these, or if it’s simply been a while since your pet’s last dental check, now is the perfect time to have a look.

 Supporting your pet’s health, together

Our team is here to make dental care simple and stress-free. A dental check allows us to gently assess your pet’s teeth and gums, chat through what we’re seeing, and work with you on the best plan moving forward.

For some pets, this may just be advice on home care. For others, we may recommend a professional clean or further treatment to keep them comfortable and healthy long-term. Whatever the outcome, our focus is always on early intervention, prevention, and working together with you for the best outcome.

A little extra support this season

To help our community stay on top of their pets’ dental health, Vetwest Midland is offering FREE dental checks from 28th April to 25th May.

And if your pet does need a dental procedure, you’ll receive $100 OFF treatment during this time.

📅 We’d love to see you

Appointments are limited, so we recommend booking early.