Free Dog Dental Check-Ups in Swindon When Referred by Our Primary Care Vets!
At Eastcott Vets, we’re proud to be recognised as a leading centre for pet dental care and oral treatments in the UK.
Because we believe prevention is always better than cure, we provide FREE dental check-ups in Swindon with our specialist referral team when your pet is referred by one of our Primary Care vets.
These check-ups allow our team to carefully assess your pet’s oral health while giving you access to expert veterinary advice, all at no extra cost to you!
Take advantage of this fantastic opportunity to get your pet’s oral health assessed for free in Swindon by some of the UK's leading veterinary specialists!
New client? Please register your pet with us online before booking your appointment:
If you're a returning client, please contact us to book an appointment with a primary care vet:
Call Us On 01793 528341 Book a Dog Dental Care Appointment Online
Free Dog Dental Care Check-ups in Swindon at Eastcott Vets
Your dog’s oral health is as important as their regular vaccinations and parasite prevention. At Eastcott Vets, we are committed to providing expert dog dental care and advice to keep your dog’s teeth and gums healthy.
Preventative care is at the heart of everything we do, helping to protect your dog from common dental problems like tartar buildup, tooth decay, and gum disease.
That is why we're proud to offer FREE dog dental care check-ups to pet-owners across the Swindon area. If during your appointment one of our Primary Care vets identifies issues with your dog's oral health, they will refer you for a free dental check-up at Eastcott Referrals.
Here, your pet's oral health will be assessed by one of the UK's leading dental veterinary specialists free of charge. Our referrals clinic is housed in the same building as our Edison Park Clinic & Hospital, meaning you won't have to travel far to attend your free referral consultation. During the appointment, our referral team will:
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Assess your dog’s overall health, with a focus on dental health.
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Perform a detailed examination of their mouth, checking teeth, gums, and oral tissues.
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Identify any issues such as plaque buildup, gingivitis, loose or damaged teeth.
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Recommend the most appropriate treatment (e.g., professional dental cleaning, tooth extraction if necessary).
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Provide detailed aftercare instructions to support recovery and maintain oral health.
To be eligible for a free referral consultation, book a primary care appointment with Eastcott Vets online today:
Warning Signs of Dog Dental Care Problems
Dogs are skilled at masking oral discomfort, which can make it challenging to detect dental issues. Watch for these subtle signs that may indicate your dog is experiencing dental problems:
- Persistent bad breath (halitosis)
- Red, swollen, or inflamed gums (gingivitis)
- Tartar buildup or discoloration on teeth
- Loose teeth or sensitivity around the mouth
If you notice any of these symptoms, it’s important to schedule a dog dental examination with Eastcott Vets. Early detection and intervention can prevent more severe dog dental problems, sparing them from unnecessary pain and discomfort.
Advanced Dog Dental Care Issues
Left untreated, dog dental disease can progress to more severe conditions that significantly affect your dog’s health and well-being. Signs of advanced dental issues include:
- Excessive drooling or hypersalivation
- Bleeding from the mouth or gums
- Difficulty eating or chewing on one side of the mouth
- Swelling around the jaw, mouth, or face (potential tooth root abscesses)
Advanced dog dental care may involve professional cleaning procedures such as scaling and polishing or more extensive treatments, including tooth extractions, performed under general anaesthesia. Regular checkups and professional cleanings can help catch these problems early, reducing the need for complex procedures.
If you detect any of the above signs, please contact Eastcott Vets in Swindon to book an appointment for a vet to examine your dog as soon as possible.
Preventing Dog Dental Disease
Prevention is always better than cure when it comes to your dog’s oral health. Daily brushing of your dog’s teeth is one of the most effective ways to care for their oral health, and it is never too late to start.
Our team is happy to guide you through the process of introducing dog tooth brushing at home and can recommend additional products such as water additives, dental chews, and veterinary dental diets to maintain optimal oral hygiene.
Here are some essential steps to keep your dog’s teeth and gums in top condition:
- Daily Brushing: Regular tooth brushing your dog’s teeth is the best way to prevent plaque and tartar buildup. Starting early makes it easier, but brushing can be introduced at any age with patience and the right technique.
- Routine Dental Checkups: Regular veterinary checkups ensure that any signs of dog dental disease are caught early. Professional scaling and polishing, as needed, can prevent more serious issues from developing.
- Specialised Products: Veterinary-recommended dental diets, chews, and water additives can help reduce plaque and maintain fresh breath between brushings.
At Eastcott Vets, we are here to support you in maintaining your dog’s dental care up to date. Whether you need advice on brushing techniques or product recommendations, our team is happy to help.
Dog Dental Care Swindon: Book Your Appointment Today
Don’t wait for dental issues to become a problem for your dog. Book an appointment with Eastcott Vets in Swindon today to ensure their smile stays healthy and bright. Our comprehensive dog dental care services are designed to meet your dog’s specific needs and keep them happy and comfortable for years to come.
Contact us today to schedule a consultation or learn more about our dog dental care services. Whether you are based in Swindon, Wichlestowe, Marlborough, Wroughton, Highworth, Chisledon, Royal Wootton Bassett or Didcot, we're the local veterinary specialists you can depend on for expert dog dental care.
We are happy to answer any questions you may have, as well as advising you on the recommended products or dental diets for your pet. Contact your nearest Eastcott Vets in Swindon for a consultation.
Book a Vet Appointment Online
- Existing clients: Call 01793 528341 or book online.
- New clients: Please Register your pet online before booking.
Free Online Pet Tooth-Checker Tool
Unsure if you should be worried about your pet’s dental health? Try our quick pet tooth-checker tool below to learn the warning signs and discover what to do next!
