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Smile, it’s Pet Dental Health Month!

February 2 2022

Did you know that dental disease is the #1 illness affecting companion animals?

And it causes more than just stinky breath. It can lead to everything from mouth pain and tooth loss to several other medical problems that can spread throughout the body.

Fortunately, this can all be prevented. That’s where Ashton Animal Hospital can help!

Simply book an appointment any time in the month of February and your pet will receive a comprehensive dental exam for just $15.

Should our exam uncover an existing issue, you can address the problem with a dental cleaning at a special discounted rate of 20% off. *Promotion must be mentioned at the time of booking. Extractions and other dental products are not included.

Trust us – this is an incredible offer you don’t want to miss, and appointments are already booking up fast, so don’t wait!

Give your four-legged friend the gift of good oral health AND save!

Call us today at 562-803-1551 to schedule your pet’s $15 DENTAL EXAM and save 20% on Dental Cleaning!

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