Welcome to Weston Road Animal Hospital

There is a lot to smile about in February with Valentine’s Day just around the corner and only a smooch away. It is only fitting that while your pet pucker up for their Valentine that we celebrate February National Pet Dental Month (coincidence, we think not). So let’s see those smiles!

Periodontal disease, an infection of the gums, is incredibly common in pets, and it can be quite serious. It's estimated that by the age of two, 80 percent of dogs and 70 percent of cats have some form of periodontal disease. Periodontal infections have been linked to diabetes, heart attacks, strokes, kidney disease and other life threatening disorders. The best way to prevent periodontal disease is by regularly brushing your pet's teeth and by regularly visiting your veterinarian

Professional Dental Cleaning.  Preventative dental care at home is a must, but nothing compares to a professional dental cleaning under anesthesia by a licensed veterinarian. During your pet’s dental exam our veterinarian will inform you if a professional pet dental cleaning is needed.  Remember each pet’s circumstance is unique.

For the month of February, please take advantage of the following offers:

A Dental examination performed at no charge (a $30.00 value) – to evaluate your pets teeth and gums.

Receive free samples of home dental care preventatives.

Schedule your pet(s) for a routine dental cleaning in the month of February, and receive $50.00 off the entire procedure, plus 10% off the purchase of any home preventative dental care products.

Please call to schedule your pet for a dental exam 954-389-5656.

We look forward to hearing from you.

The Doctors and staff of Weston Road Animal Hospital

BEWARE: TICKS ON THE LOOSE!

We have recently seen multiple cases of tick infestation, and would like to provide you with information on how to protect your pet.

If you are seeing ticks:

Call for a customized tick protocol for your pet and home!

Tick Infestion and Control

If you are not seeing ticks:

We recommend if your pet is not on a preventative, i.e. Frontline, or a Preventic collar, start ASAP!