Book Your Pets Dental Treatment in May 2026 & Enjoy 10 % Off
🦷 Book Your Pets Comprehensive Oral Health Assessment Today
Take Advantage Of Our May 2026 Offer - A Reduced Price Consultation PLUS
10% Off ANY Dental Procedures When Booked In May 2026.
Have you noticed your pets bad breath recently? Whilst it might seem harmless, halitosis (bad breath) can actually be an early warning sign of underlying dental disease.
If you've ever had tooth ache - You will understand how painful it can be. Intense and constant, not the kind of pain you can just ignore. Pets go through the same thing, the tricky part is they are very good at hiding signs of pain. Read on below as we explain the warning signs to watch out for.
Rather than waiting for a problem to present - book an appointment today - Together we can stop painful dental disease before it starts!
🦷 Book Your Pets Comprehensive Oral Health Assessment Today
📅 Click and call us today > Ealing Hounslow Chiswick
or book online to take advantage of this limited-time offer
Our team will start by providing a consultation at the reduced price of £57.50 during the consultation our team will visually assess your pet's teeth - Looking at any build up of plaque and tartar, gum recession or inflammation, wear on teeth and other abnormalities. During this consultation our experienced team will be able to provide their recommendations on the most appropriate treatment to bring back your pets Hollywood smile.
This offer is available for all cats and dogs over the age of 3 years.
Bookings must be made during the month of May 2026.
🦷 There are some aspects of your pet’s dental health that cannot be assessed whilst your pet is conscious,
we do however, have a full range of facilities at our surgeries to detect any abnormalities which may not visible to the human eye. Our facilities include digital X-ray machines, allowing us to provide fast, accurate results whilst your pet is under anaesthetic.
Dental X-rays allow our team a full view of your pets oral health, paying particular attention to what is happening below the gum line (dotted line running left to right on the image). X-rays can reveal abnormalities, jaw fractures and the entire health of your pets teeth including surrounding attachments and bone.
🦷 Why Pet Dental Health Matters
Bad breath, red, bleeding gums and plaque will unfortunately get worse over time, often becoming very uncomfortable if left untreated.
Dental disease doesn’t just affect your pet’s mouth—it can impact their health, well being and lifespan! Untreated infection can result in discharge of debris, bacteria and toxins into your pets blood stream, which can affect their heart, kidneys, lungs and liver.
Catching dental problems early can spare your pet a lot of pain—and prevent more serious health issues. Here are the most common signs to watch for:
🦷 Mouth-related signs
- Bad breath (often one of the first clues of periodontal disease)
- Yellow or brown tartar buildup on teeth
- Red, swollen, or bleeding gums
- Loose or missing teeth
- Drooling more than usual (sometimes with blood)
🦷 Eating and behavior changes
- Difficulty chewing or dropping food
- Eating on one side of the mouth
- Loss of appetite or weight loss
- Reluctance to chew toys or hard food
- Pawing at the mouth or face
🦷 Facial or general symptoms
- Swelling around the face or jaw
- Discharge from the nose or eyes (can happen with advanced infection)
- Lethargy or irritability due to pain
🦷 A clean mouth means a happier, healthier life for your pet.
Contact our experienced team today & let’s tackle bad breath and protect your pet’s
wellbeing together.
🦷 P.S. Would you like ANOTHER 10% off your pets dental procedure? Sign up to our Healthcare Club today and receive another 10% off your pets upcoming procedure.
Click here to claim your additional 10 % by signing up to our Pet Healthcare Club today.
This offer is valid for all dental procedures booked in the month of May 2026 for cats and dogs aged 3 and over.
Please mention this offer at time of booking the procedure. Our usual t&cs apply and can be viewed here.
This blog has been produced with the support and images from IM3 The Global Name in Veterinary Dentistry.
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