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How Dental Disease Impacts Heart, Kidney, and Lung Health in Pets

Understanding how oral bacteria contribute to widespread health complications helps explain why consistent dental care is essential for long term wellness.

Animal Hospital Randolph

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8 months ago

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Dental Care and Disease

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FAQ's

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Yes. New clients can claim $25 off their pet's first exam. No cash value; additional terms and restrictions apply, and the offer expires December 31, 2026 - see hospital for details.