Juvenile veterinary dentistry.
The good news is that most dogs and cats live through their first year of life with no dental or oral problems requiring attention. For the others, being aware of the potential problems, recognizing them early, and instituting appropriate care in a timely manner can improve the quality of life immediately and avoid more serious problems in the long term.
Hale
Fraser A
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Hale Veterinary Clinic, 159 Fife Road, Guelph, Ontario, Canada N1H 7N8. toothvet@toothvet.ca
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