Monday - Friday: 8:30am-12:30pm;3:00pm- 5:00pm
Saturday: 8:30am-10:30am
Sunday: Closed
Phone: (262) 886-3337
Email: angelcarepet@gmail.com
Why Dental Care Truly Matters
Your dog or cat’s smile isn’t just adorable — it’s a vital window into their overall health. Many pet owners think bad breath is just “part of owning a pet.” Not so.
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That heat-in-your-face panting is more than just unpleasant — it could signal something serious. A cascade of problems can start: plaque turns into tartar, tartar leads to gingivitis, gingivitis can progress to tooth loss — and from there, bacteria can reach vital organs like the heart, liver and kidneys.
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At Angelcare, we’re here to step in early and help your pet enjoy life from nose to tail without hidden pain or health risks.
Our Dental Services for Pets
Serving Racine County, Kenosha County and the surrounding areas, we offer a full spectrum of dental care for dogs and cats:
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Routine Dental Exam & Cleaning: A thorough look at your pet’s teeth and gums, followed by scaling and polishing to refresh their smile.
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Home-Care Guidance: The cleaning begins at home. We’ll coach you on brushing, appropriate dental chews, special diets and small habits to maintain oral health between visits.
What to Expect During Your Pet's Dental Visit
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Pre-procedure Health Check: We evaluate your pet’s overall health and confirm sedation is safe.
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Anesthesia & Monitoring: Because dental care for pets often requires sedation, we take full monitoring seriously (heart rate, oxygen, temperature) to maximize comfort and safety.
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Treatment & Recovery: If extractions or additional care are needed, we perform them and monitor recovery until your pet is comfortable to go home.
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Post-Op Instructions & Follow-Up: You’ll receive clear home-care instructions and we’ll schedule any necessary follow-up visits so nothing slides between the cracks.
Recognizing the Warning Signs
Many pet owners miss early signs of dental disease — but the earlier we act, the better.
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Persistent bad breath
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Yellow or brown tartar build-up on teeth
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Red, swollen or bleeding gums
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Pawing at the mouth or reluctance to eat
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Excessive drooling
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Loose, broken, or missing teeth
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Facial swelling or tender jaw
Recognizing these signs early can prevent pain, prevent serious systemic issues and keep your pet happy.
Trusted Animal Hospital — Serving Pets & Families Since 1989
Serving Racine, WI and following communities, Angelcare offers a full range of care—from traditional veterinary medicine to holistic treatments. We focus on your pet’s mind, body, and spirit to keep them healthy and happy at every stage of life.