Free Dental Checks & 50% off all Dental Procedures!

Until the end of December, we are offering FREE dental checks and 50% off all dental procedures. This is the perfect opportunity to give your best friend the gift of a healthy, happy smile!

What's included in the FREE dental checks

We conduct a full-mouth dental x-ray and evaluate their overall condition, explain how to prepare for the procedure, and answer any questions you have. Pre-anaesthetic blood tests are recommended for your pet’s safety and will be offered during the appointment.

Price

Offer Validity: The discounted price of €175 for the Comprehensive Oral Health Assessment and Treatment (COHAT) applies only if the COHAT is booked by December 31st 2024.
Procedure Date: The actual COHAT procedure can be scheduled anytime up until December 31st, 2024. The discount will still apply as long as the booking is made by the 20th of January 2025.

Why Choose Us?

At Village Vets, we’re passionate about providing exceptional care for your beloved pets. Our experienced team of compassionate veterinarians and nurses is dedicated to ensuring your pet’s health and happiness at every stage of life.

With state-of-the-art facilities, tailored treatment plans, and a genuine love for animals, we go above and beyond to deliver the best possible care.

Whether it’s a routine check-up or a complex procedure, you can trust Village Vets to treat your pets like family.

Our Ashbourne branch joined the Village Vets family in 2008 and we moved to our shiny new site in 2024, which is well equipped with modern facilities including an in-house laboratory, diagnostic equipment such as x-rays, dental x-rays and ultrasonography, four consult rooms and two surgical theatres.

Frequently Asked Questions

We love questions, please do not hesitate to get in contact.

  • Why does my pet need a dental?

    Dental disease in cats and dogs is one of the most common diseases we see. It causes severe pain & discomfort and may even shorten the life of your pet.
    This is due to the constant bacterial attack on the heart, liver & kidneys from chronic gum infections or “gingivitis & periodontal disease”. 

  • What are the clinical signs that my pet might have dental disease?
    • Bad breath
    • Difficulty chewing, perhaps not eating at all
    • Chewing with one side of their mouth
    • Calculus & tartar (yellow, brown crust) build up on their teeth
    • Red and swollen gums - gingivitis/periodontal disease
    • Gum recession & premature tooth loss
    • Pain or bleeding of the gums
    • Decreased appetite & weight loss

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