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The 5 W’s to Dental Care in Pets

Dental disease is the most common clinical condition among adult dogs and cats.

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Happy Dental Health Month! Fun Fact February!

February and March, we are celebrating Dental Health Month. Here are a few fun facts about your pet’s mouth!

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What’s Involved in a Dental Cleaning?

To do a full and proper dental cleaning on your pet, they are placed under an anesthetic. Cleaning cannot be done adequately on an awake animal because unlike people; pets will not sit still while we scale and polish their teeth.

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Are Retained Deciduous Teeth Painful and Cause Problems For Your Pet?

Here is everything you need to know about deciduous teeth. Have you ever looked in your new little puppy’s mouth? Today is the day to take a peak. Retained deciduous(Baby) teeth is a real problem in certain breeds. A retained baby tooth occurs when the baby tooth root does not resorb as they are supposed […]

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“Dentals” at a Veterinary Hospital – What is that Really?

Veterinary Medicine is getting more and more advanced every year. We are learning so much about how to keep our furry friends healthy and happy. We discussed in a previous blog how important dental and oral health, examination, and treatments are. But what do we do when we perform these “Dentals”? There is no big […]

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Things You Should Know About COVID-19 and Pets

An outbreak of a novel coronavirus (COVID-19) in humans has drawn attention to the possibility of companion animal involvement. Here’s what you need to know:

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Last updated: March 5, 2021

Dear Clients,

With recent changes to restrictions on businesses, we have made some important updates to our operating policies.

1. WE CAN NOW SEE ALL CASES BY APPOINTMENT ONLY

This includes vaccines, wellness exams, blood work, heartworm testing, spays and neuters, dental services, and more!

2. SAFETY MEASURES TO KEEP EVERYONE SAFE

We are currently allowing a maximum of 2 people at a time in our waiting room with a limit of 1 person per pet. Please wear a mask when entering the hospital with your pet. Unfortunately, due to the size of our exam rooms and the social distancing requirement, you will be asked to wait in the waiting room while your pet is taken into an exam room to be examined by the veterinarian. Upon completion of the exam, the veterinarian will come out and speak with you in the waiting room.
Continue the use of credit cards as the preferred payment method. Cash will be accepted if necessary.
Continue with curbside pickup of food and medication (unless you have used our online store and are having your order delivered directly to your home). To place an order through our online store, visit our website and click on "Online Store".

3. CANCELLATION POLICY

Clients must confirm their appointments 24 hours before their scheduled time slot at the latest. We will cancel appointments of clients who do not confirm and give them to waitlisted patients.

4. ZERO TOLERANCE AGAINST ABUSE

We reserve the right to refuse service to clients who verbally, emotionally, or physically harm any of our teammates.

5. OPERATING HOURS

We are OPEN with the following hours:

Monday: 7:30 am - 7:00 pm
Tuesday: 7:30 am - 6:00 pm
Wednesday: 7:30 am - 7:00 pm
Thursday: 7:30 am - 6:00 pm
Friday: 8:00 am - 4:00 pm
Saturday: 9:00 am - 1:00 pm
Sunday: CLOSED

NEW PET OWNERS

Have you welcomed a new furry family member to your home? We’d love to meet them! Visit our Must Know New Pet Owner Information page for useful resources and helpful recommendations for new pet owners.

Thank you for your patience and understanding and we look forward to seeing you and your furry family members again!

- Your dedicated team at Moncton Animal Hospital