ORAVET -  KEEP YOUR PET'S TEETH CLEAN & HEALTHY!

The most common potentially life threatening disease in companion animals is periodontal disease.  Studies link this disease to changes in the heart, liver and kidneys.  85% of dogs (and probably about the same for cats) have some stage of periodontal disease.  

The latest advancement in preventing and controlling periodontal disease is by the use of OraVet Barrier Sealant.   Once applied, it creates an invisible barrier that has been clinically proven to reduce the formation of plaque, calculus, and prevent bacteria from attaching.  Users have “seen a 50% or better plaque reduction in barrier sealant areas”.

Due to the fact that the sealant must be applied to a completely dry surface, it must be applied to your pets teeth while under anesthesia.  This anesthesia can be in conjunction with a routine dental cleaning, or any other procedure (i.e. spaying or neutering), that requires an anesthetic. The cost for this application is $19.00.

Starting 2 weeks following the in-clinic application, you can apply a once a week OraVet Plaque Prevention Gel at home.  In less than a minute you can apply an odorless, tasteless, and invisible gel to your pet's teeth using a very gentle applicator.  Depending on your pet's size, the in home OraVet kit can last 8-20 weeks.  The cost of this kit is $21.40.  

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College Hill Pet Clinic is very proud to introduce to you our new website.  In our never ending effort to provide you with the best Pet Care possible we have completely redesigned out website and added a number of new features including some of the following;

 

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Laser-Assisted Surgery
Pet Dentistry
Iams Eukanuba Dental Defense System
Feline Leukemia
Recommendations for Feline Immunodeficiency Virus Testing
Fleas
Geriatric Profile
Glaucoma
High Blood Pressure
Hot Weather Tips
When Your Animal Dies
Sudden Cardiac Death In Dogs

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