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Pet Dentistry in Suffolk, VA
When it comes to your pet’s health, their smile matters more than you might think. Advanced pet dentistry to treat complex oral conditions and ensure long-term health.
Comprehensive Dental Services for Your Pet
Your pet’s mouth plays a vital role in their overall health. Without proper dental care, issues like gum disease, tooth fractures, or oral infections can develop, causing pain, difficulty eating, and even damage vital organs. That’s why The COVE offers comprehensive, advanced dental care for pets who need more than a basic cleaning.
Led by Dr. Colleen Fox, DVM, CSAVP (Dentistry) — a veterinarian with advanced training and a practice limited to dentistry — our team uses cutting-edge technology and advanced techniques to provide exceptional care in a safe, compassionate environment. We proudly serve families in Suffolk, Norfolk, Chesapeake, and the surrounding Hampton Roads communities.
Why Pet Dental Care Is Important
Dental disease is the most common health issue seen in dogs and cats, affecting nearly 80% of pets by age three. Yet, many cases go unnoticed without routine checkups. Dental infections can spread beneath the gumline, damaging tissue, eroding bone, and even impacting organs like the heart and kidneys.
By investing in regular cleanings and timely treatment, you can help your pet avoid pain, tooth loss, and costly complications. Our advanced services address both common and complex issues — improving your pet’s quality of life and keeping them healthier for longer.
Our Dental Expertise & Technology
With advanced training and a passion for veterinary dentistry, Dr. Colleen Fox brings unmatched skill to every case. Her dedication to this specialty, along with her certification in advanced procedures (CSAVP), ensures that every patient receives expert care from start to finish.
Our practice also features state-of-the-art imaging, surgical, and monitoring equipment. Each dental procedure is performed with the full support of a dedicated anesthesia team that closely monitors your pet’s safety and comfort throughout treatment.
When Should You See a Veterinary Dentist?
Pets are often great at hiding discomfort, but dental issues can still cause serious pain and complications. Contact us or request a referral if you notice any of the following:
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Persistent bad breath
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Loose, discolored, or fractured teeth
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Drooling, bleeding, or swelling around the mouth
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Difficulty eating or favoring one side when chewing
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Oral growths or visible abnormalities
If your primary care veterinarian recommends advanced care, we’re here to help with specialized support.
Committed to Your Pet’s Health and Comfort
At The COVE, we understand how important dental health is to your pet’s quality of life. Our team is committed to providing expert, compassionate care using advanced techniques and technology in a safe, supportive environment. Whether your pet needs preventive dental work or treatment for a complex condition, you can count on us for a thoughtful, personalized approach every step of the way.