Veterinary Dentistry in Wimberley, TX
Preventative and Restorative Dental Care for Dogs, Cats, and Exotics
Dental health plays a critical role in your pet’s overall well-being. At Wimberley Veterinary Clinic, our animal dental clinic provides professional teeth cleanings, digital dental X-rays, and pet oral surgery to help prevent and treat dental disease in dogs, cats, and other species. We’re here to ensure every pet can enjoy a healthy, pain-free smile.
Comprehensive Pet Dental Care
Our veterinary dentistry services are designed to address every aspect of your pet’s oral health — from routine dog and cat dental cleanings to complex extractions. Dental disease is common, especially in pets over three years of age, and can lead to serious systemic illness if left untreated. That’s why we offer full-service dental care using advanced diagnostics and treatment techniques, all tailored to your pet’s species and condition.
Signs Your Pet May Need Dental Care
While bad breath is one of the most obvious signs of dental disease, it’s far from the only one. Watch for these symptoms:
- Unusual drooling or lip smacking
- Dropping food or chewing on one side
- Reduced appetite or changes in eating habits
- Blood in the saliva
- Sensitivity when the mouth is touched
- Behavioral changes or withdrawal
If you’ve noticed any of these signs, schedule a dental exam with our team. We can assess your pet’s oral health and recommend the next steps.
What to Expect During a Dog or Cat Teeth Cleaning
Professional dental cleanings at our animal hospital in Wimberley, TX, are performed under general anesthesia for a safe, thorough experience. Here’s what the process includes:
Pre-Anesthetic Bloodwork
Full-Mouth Oral Exam
Digital Dental X-Rays
Teeth Scaling & Polishing
Tooth Extractions (If Needed)
At-Home Dental Care Guidance
Routine professional cleanings are important — but so is daily care at home. Our team can recommend:
Toothbrushes and pet-safe toothpaste
Dental chews or oral rinses
Prescription tartar-control diets
Tips for making brushing easier
Preventing plaque and tartar buildup at home is one of the best ways to support your pet’s long-term oral and systemic health.
Why Pet Owners Trust Us for Veterinary Dental Care
- Full-mouth digital dental X-rays for more accurate diagnosis
- Experienced veterinarians skilled in feline and canine dentistry
- Aggressive pain management before, during, and after surgery
- Care for dogs, cats, and exotic pets alike
Protect Your Pet’s Smile — and Their Overall Health
Left untreated, dental disease can impact your pet’s comfort and lead to more serious health issues. At Wimberley Veterinary Clinic, we make dental care simple, safe, and stress-free. Whether your pet needs a routine dog teeth cleaning or advanced pet oral surgery, we’re here to help.