Cohutta Animal Clinic
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Dog & Cat Dental Care

FEBRUARY IS DENTAL MONTH!!!    MAKE YOUR


APPOINTMENT EARLY AS WE FILL UP QUICKLY!
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We have the most up-to-date equipment to ensure the safety and well being of your pet and his/her teeth.  We offer detailed scaling and polishing of every tooth, a careful inspection of your pet's teeth and gums, state-of-the-art dental radiology, and dental extractions or surgery as needed.  Our skilled staff are devoted to the well-being of your pet's health and safety.

Our trained and certified technicians, supervised by our licensed veterinarian, will scale, polish, and check your pet's teeth for any problems. Our veterinarian will inspect your pet's teeth and gums thoroughly to ensure that no problems exist. As necessary, our staff can take dental radiographs of your pet's teeth to ensure that no further problems exist. Our top-of-the-line anesthesia monitoring equipment ensures that your pet experiences the safest dental cleaning possible.

How do I know if my pet needs his/her teeth cleaned?

Signs that your pet may need his/her teeth cleaned can vary anywhere from bad breath to your pet having difficulty eating or no longer showing interest in food.  It is very important to have your pet's teeth and gums checked annually to ensure that no problems exist or are causing pain to your loved one. If the tartar is not removed, much more serious problems can develop, such as periodontal disease or abscesses.
                                                     
What can I do to prevent tartar buildup on my pet's teeth?
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Your dentist recommends that you brush frequently to ensure that no problems occur with your teeth or gums.  The same holds true for your pet.  Although brushing your pet's teeth every day may not be practical, it is highly recommended that you brush your pet's teeth at least 2 - 3 times a week. 
The American Veterinary Dental Society recommends a full dental cleaning every 6 months for your pet, the same your dentist recommends for you.  Imagine what that cleaning procedure for you would be like if you didn't brush your teeth between dental visits.  Just as in humans, home dental care is the single most important aspect of regular dental care for your pet.


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COHUTTA ANIMAL CLINIC

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83 Dunbarton Farm Road
​Blue Ridge, GA 30513
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          706-946-7387

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          706-946-7388

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 cohuttaanimalclinic@gmail.com

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  Mon - Fri    9 am - 5 pm 
​Closed Saturday and Sunday

After hours  & weekend emergency care
Mountain Emergency Animal Center
Monday through Thursday 6pm to 8am
Friday 6pm through Monday 8am

 706-632-7879  ​
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83 Dunbarton Road, Blue Ridge, GA
  • Home
  • About
    • Our Facility
    • Our Team
  • Services
    • Dentistry
    • Diagnostic Lab Services
    • Digital Radiology
    • Microchipping
    • Nutritional Counseling
    • In House Pharmacy
    • Surgery
    • Dog Vaccines
    • Wildlife Triage
    • KANGEN WATER
  • Contact & Location
  • Forms
    • Request an Appointment
    • Request A Refill
    • New Patient Form
  • Resources
    • Useful Links
    • FLEAS/HEARTWORM FAQ
    • Payment/Refund FAQ
    • Emergency FAQ
    • GENERAL FAQ