Point Loma Veterinary Clinic
1964 Sunset Cliffs BlvdSan Diego, CA 92107(619)222-4482
www.pointlomavetclinic.com
We know that
your pets play
a huge role in your
Happiness.
Let us help keep them happy and healthy.
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Your local veterinary clinic in Point Loma, California
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If you need help budgeting for your pet's medical care, CareCredit can help pay for our-of-pocket healthcare expenses.
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Most people wish they had pet insurance when their pet develops a medical/surgical problem that they haven't budgeted for. It's important to get pet insurance before a medical problem develops otherwise the condition will be "pre-existing" and will not be reimbursed. Click here to learn more.
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5% Military Discount for Veterinary Services when shown ID.
5% discount for military personnel/family members for veterinary services, exams, vaccines, lab tests, Rx's, medical diets and products.
Thank you for your service!
*Must present valid military ID.

Zoetis Rewards
Let us help you save money when you buy Zoetis flea, heartworm and arthritis medications.
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50% discount on cost of teeth cleaning - teeth cleaning cats $59, teeth cleaning dogs $72-$109 (does not include anesthesia, fluids, antibiotics, extractions, etc.)
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FEBRUARY 2025 MONTHLY SPECIAL
Let's Save Those Pearly Whites!
It is much harder for your pet to pick up it's food if the front teeth are missing, and it is much harder to chew food if several of the pre-molars and molars are loose, infected, or missing. Dental disease is the most common medical abnormality that affects dogs and cats. Many dogs and cats start developing periodontal disease (the loss of bone and tissues around the tooth roots) due to infection below the "gum-line" by 4 years of age. Your pet doesn't have to have visible tarter to have periodontal disease.
Anesthesia is necessary to clean all of the surfaces of the teeth (including the spaces between the gum tissue and the teeth), check for pockets of infection around the tooth roots, to inspect all of the teeth to see if they are loose, cracked, or have the equivalent of cavities, and to take dental X-rays. The anesthetics that we use today are much safer than what we had available 20 or more years ago.
Pets experience discomfort when they have dental disease but they don't know how to tell us and they rarely stop eating. We believe what is best for your pet's health and comfort and the best way to avoid tooth loss is to schedule an anesthetic teeth cleaning at least once a year beginning at 4 years of age for all dogs and cats.
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