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Dental Discharge Instructions

Dental Discharge Instructions

*Please keep indoors or closely confined for the next 4-6 hours. Please watch pet around stairs and/or jumping up and down off furniture. Your pet may be whiny, pacing, and restless due to the anesthesia.

*Please wait to feed your pet for the next 4-6 hours, as the anesthesia wears off. Some pets do not eat the night of the procedure. You can offer a small amount of water.

*Medication has been dispensed for your pet. Please give this medication to your pet according to label instructions.

*If we have performed any extractions today you may see your pawing at their mouth, blood tinged saliva, and sutures where the tooth or teeth were extracted. Sutures, if done, will dissolve.

*We have sent home a CET dental chew for your pet to try. These are available here if you would like to continue to use them.

*We will call to check on your pet the day following the dental, but don’t hesitate to call if any issues present at home.

Recheck needed on * Please make appointmentNo re check needed

Please contact us if any of the following occur:

*Loss of appetite* Vomiting*Diarrhea* Abdominal pain* Abnormal behavior* Difficulty Breathing* *Sutures come out*Swelling*Excess discharge/Odor*Weakness*Straining to eliminate*