Dental disease in senior pets often goes unnoticed, vets warn

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 8 Oct, 11:24 · Archive

Vets warn that dental disease is common in older cats and dogs but frequently overlooked by owners.

Vets are urging pet owners to watch for signs of dental disease in older cats and dogs. Active Vet Care in Beaconsfield and Astonlee Vets in Newport Pagnell both warn that the condition remains one of the most common yet often unnoticed health problems affecting senior pets.

How it is being reported

• Most senior pets affected by dental disease, warns Newport Pagnell vetAstonlee Vets is urging local pet owners not to overlook the signs of dental disease in older cats and dogs, as the condition remains one of the most common yet often unnoticed health problems.MK Citizen · 8 Oct, 10:35
• Most senior pets affected by dental disease, warns Beaconsfield vetActive Vet Care is urging local pet owners not to overlook the signs of dental disease in older cats and dogs, as the condition remains one of the most common yet often unnoticed health problems.Bucks Herald · 8 Oct, 10:23

In this story: Active Vet Care · Astonlee Vets · Beaconsfield · Newport Pagnell

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