Healthy teeth for dogs and cats –
dental care at our veterinary clinic
Dental problems in dogs and cats are widespread and often go unnoticed for a long time, but they cause severe pain and can significantly affect overall health. At Vet Zentrum Köln, we offer modern dental diagnostics and gentle treatments for your pet. Professional, compassionate, and up to date with the latest in veterinary dentistry.
Common dental problems in dogs & cats
Many dental diseases go undetected in the early stages. Please pay particular attention to:
- Tartar and gum inflammation (gingivitis)
- Periodontitis – bacterial inflammation of the periodontal apparatus
- FORL (feline odontoclastic resorptive lesions) – painful dental disease in cats
- Tooth fractures, misalignments
- Bad breath, increased salivation, or refusal to eat
Overview of dental treatments
Our veterinary dentist provides comprehensive treatment for dental diseases, from diagnosis to surgical tooth extraction:
- Professional teeth cleaning
- Dental X-rays to diagnose root problems and FORL
- Tartar removal & polishing
- Tooth extractions for irreparable damage
Warning signs: How to recognize dental problems in your pet
Please watch for the following symptoms, which may indicate dental disease:
- Bad breath
- Changes in eating behavior or refusal to eat
- Bleeding or reddened gums
- Teeth grinding, head shaking, or increased salivation
- Chewing on one side or increased pawing/rubbing at the mouth
- Weight loss or general lethargy
FAQ – Frequently asked questions about dental health
Generally every 1–2 years, depending on breed, diet, and individual dental predisposition.
The costs depend on the effort involved, the duration of anesthesia, and additional services (e.g., X-rays, tooth extraction). We will be happy to advise you transparently in advance.
Yes, thorough cleaning below the gum line is only possible under anesthesia and prevents pain or stress for your pet.
A painful, chronic dental disease in which tooth substance is broken down by the body’s own cells. It can only be reliably detected with dental X-rays.
Typical signs include loss of appetite, chewing on one side, drooling, withdrawal, or bad breath.
Veterinary dentistry at Vet Zentrum Köln – your benefits
- Modern dental equipment & digital X-rays
- Experience with complex dental and oral problems
- Individual advice & caring handling
- Dental health as part of our holistic approach
Your specialists for dentistry in Cologne
Vet Zentrum Köln – dentistry for animals
📞 0221 – 545764
📧 info@vetzentrum-koeln.de
📍 Scheidtweilerstraße 19, 50933 Cologne
