New in 2010
Agility/Obedience Training Classes at Clint Moore Animal Hospital
World Class Trainer Leslie Granville-Smith invites you to enroll in her new classes at Clint Moore Animal Hospital. All classes will be geared towards dog/handler relationships using operative training techniques and positive reinforcement. No harsh corrections. Emphasis on communicating effectively with your companion in order to reach any goal you set out to achieve. Whether that is a well-behaved dog at home, in the community, or a potential performance companion.
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AVAILABLE ADOPTIONS
Pet Adoption is the loving option!
So, you want to adopt a pet, huh? Great idea! Here are a few reasons why pet adoption is the loving option
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VETERINARIAN ARTICLES
Read publication and Monthly Articles written by the Veterinarians at the Clint Moore Animal Hospital and Pet Resort
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AKA Good Citizen Program
What is it?
The Canine Good Citizen Program is a two-part program that stresses responsible pet ownership for owners and basic good manners for dogs.
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Clint Moore Animal Hospital Dental Care
Dental Care
The health of your pet’s teeth depends on routine at-home care, professional exams, and
cleaning. Without regular care, periodontal (gum) diseases, such as gingivitis, and periodontitis, can affect the gums, and bone supporting your pet’s teeth. In its advanced stages, periodontal disease can lead to tooth loss, and may even lead to heart, liver or kidney disease. Clint Moore Animal Hospital is fully equipped with the most modern Dental equipment.
Remember, a healthy cat or dog has healthy
teeth and gums! Be sure to ask your veterinarian about how you can care for your pet’s dental needs.
Dental Services
A dental procedure at Clint Moore Animal Hospital consists of:
- Pre-anesthetic blood screening
- IV catheter and fluid therapy (when needed)
- General anesthesia
- Intensive monitoring, blood pressure, O2 level, and heart rate
- Full mouth examination, including tooth and gum assessment
- Ultrasonic scaling
- Polishing
- Tooth extractions, if needed
- Dental charting
- Pain medication and antibiotics
Warning Signs of Periodontal Disease
Please contact us if your cat or dog exhibits one or more of the following signs of oral disease:
- Refuses to play with chew toys
- Drops food out of mouth
- Acts hungry, but is reluctant to eat
- Has bad breath
- Rubs or paws at face
- Salivates or drools
- Is reluctant to drink cold water
- Sneezes frequently or has nasal discharge
- Face shows signs of swelling
- Gums are red or swollen
- Teeth are loose or falling out
- Is listless or does not act like self
- Teeth discolored with yellow, brown, or black
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