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Dr. Lisa Labrecque
Welcome to San Diego Pet Hospital!
We look forward to meeting you and your animal family. Please stop by any time to tour our facilities and meet our staff. If you have questions about animal health, nutrition, training, disease prevention or anything else, feel free to give us a call and speak directly to one of our animal care technicians.
Tip of the Month
Fresh As a Daisy?
Have you noticed your pet’s breath not smelling as fresh as it used to? This is often a first indicator of dental disease. But there are other more subtle signs to watch out for. Cats may exhibit increased drooling. Both cats and dogs can exhibit reluctance to eat or play with toys, “chattering” of the teeth when trying to eat, lethargy, bleeding gums, eroded teeth, and failing to groom (cats).
Infected gums and teeth aren’t just a problem in the mouth — the heart, kidneys, intestinal tract, and joints may also be infected. The tartar and any infected areas of the mouth contain a multitude of bacteria than can ’seed’ to other parts of the body. With regular dental care, you can prevent some of these more serious side effects.
Dental disease progresses in stages — if caught early, you can prevent further damage and save as many teeth as possible. Take advantage of our Dental Health Special this month!
