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February 2012: Dental Special

Merrill Animal Clinic

February 2012
MAC Newsletter

February Dental Special

Take advantage of our special discount on dental procedures.
Dental Special Month!
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Dr. W & Dogs 3
Jeff Woods
Dr. VC
Beth Van Cleve
Rogaski
Cathy Rogaski
dr. m
Scarlet Motycka
According to the American Veterinary Dental Society, more than 80% of dogs and 70% of cats show some signs of gum disease by age three.

Before Dental Best
Before the Dental Procedure
Dental Disease leads to Systemic Disease.

 

After Dental
After the Dental Procedure
   Welcome back to another edition of Merrill Animal Clinic’s
Newsletter! Our Dental Special we ran last February & September
were such a success we decided to offer it again for all the pet’s
who were unable to take advantage of it last year. If you haven’t already, we suggest you check out our Facebook page occasionally
for upcoming offers and receive handy tips via informative
Veterinary approved articles to keep your pets safe and healthy!

Stinky, Embarrassing Breath?Our MAC staff can take care of that!

Phobee SmilingDid you know that stinky

 smelly breath can mean
 that there is bacteria
 present in your pet’s  mouth that leads to plaque
 and  dental disease?
 Yellow, brown or green
 deposits are  tartar or
 calculus and can lead to
 heart, joint, kidney, and
 liver infections!

 

 Healthy gums are pink. But
 an early sign of gingivitis,
 or gum  inflammation, is a
 red  line at the  base of the
 gums just above the teeth.
 Without proper treatment,
 the teeth can eventually be
 lost.
Photo Courtesy of Jeff Woods 
 Loose teeth and severe sensitivity of the mouth indicate the later  stages of periodontitis. This means bacteria have found their way  into the gums, eating away the bones that hold the teeth in place.
Regular dental cleanings by the Dental Team at Merrill Animal Clinic is the most effective way to ensure your pet’s good dental health. Call us at (904) 744-7206 to book your pet’s dental appointment today!
We’re Celebrating Dental Awareness and Offering this Promotion for the Month of September!

Routine Dental Cleaningsas low as $165.00

 

Call us at(904)744-7206

to book your pet’s dental appointment today!
This offer is not available for client’s paying with Care Credit or with any other coupons or MAC promotions. 
Do you have a sweet or interesting photo of your furry baby that you would like to share with our other MAC clients? If so post it on our Facebook page, bring it into our clinic (we will scan it in & give it back to you) or e-mail it to us at Merrill7530@aol.com  & give us permission to publish the photo(s) & your babies may end up in a future edition of our Newsletter, possibly make an appearance onOur Website and/or Facebook page Like us on Facebook.

Photo Courtesy of Jeff Woods

 
If you have a question you would like answered or if you have a suggestion for future Newsletter Articles give Angela
a call (904) 744-7206 or send her an e-mailMerrill7530@aol.com
Thank you for reading our newsletter.
Sincerely,
from the Medical & Surgical Team of Merrill Animal Clinic
Bella Woods Pool
~Bella Woods

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Save 20%
That’s 20% OFF Dental procedures including: sedation, pre-surgical bloodwork, ultrasonic scaling & polishing and extractions. Does NOT include any additional services such as vaccines, medications, or other surgical procedures ex: mass removals. Pets must be current on vaccinations and have proof of a negative heart worm test within the last year. Pets over 8 years of age are required to have pre-anesthetic blood work prior to the dental procedure.
This coupon must be mentioned when scheduling the appointment, it is not required to print or bring in person. This coupon is transferable, so you are encouraged to share this offer with friends and family.
This offer is not available for client’s paying with Care Credit or with any other coupons or MAC promotions.
Offer Expires: February 29, 2012 

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