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Dental

Bad breath isn’t just an annoyance; it’s a sign of periodontal disease, which, while very common, can be a detriment to your pet’s health. Periodontal disease is a chronic and painful infection of the mouth, affecting more than 85 percent of dogs and cats over four years of age, and if left untreated, it is progressive. Good dental hygiene, as well as animal dentistry for your pet can prevent this disease, as well as prevent a number of serious secondary problems, such as heart, kidney and liver diseases, that can develop from infected gums. Learn more about our pet dental services today. 

Dr. Taylor was able to diagnose my kitty girl with just a few descriptions of her symptoms. I was AMAZED at her seemingly magical vet powers and can't recommend her highly enough. Talia is all better now thanks to The Vet Set expertise!

Heather M. & Talia

Dr. Taylor is an animal lover's dream vet! I've always found her to be sensitive, sensible, extremely knowledgeable and understanding, whether for a routine visit, a recurrent issue or something as difficult as saying goodbye to a beloved pet.

Sally V. & Dart and Cricket

Dr. Eva is the best vet I have ever known! I have known her and her practice for years. This is a great fit for her skills and anyone that gets lucky enough to have Dr. Eva show up on call will be very happy with her knowledge and experience. I couldn't recommend Eva and their services more!

Johnny E. & Summit

Both Dr. Eva & Dr. Taylor are simply the best and most caring vets. They both have abundant love for their jobs and patients!

Nick A. & Burger