Pet dentistry in Óbuda
70% of small animals suffer from a dental problem — often unnoticed. We care for our patients with an ESAVS-trained dental specialist, a modern dental X-ray and a dedicated treatment unit.
Detailed dental information
Our dedicated dental website with detailed content will be available soon.
Dental disease affects the whole body
International research shows that 70% of our pets have a dental problem. These problems often go unnoticed, because dogs and cats are very good at hiding pain — telltale signs only appear once the inflammation is already advanced.
Warning signs can include bad breath, pawing at the face, refusing previously favoured dry food, and reduced appetite. If you notice these, see your vet as soon as you can.
Our clinic offers full-scope dental care, provided by Dr. Krisztina Maticsek, who has specialised in small animal dentistry for several years.
