Since our pets cannot talk, he or she will
rarely exhibit signs of dental pain.
Don’t wait till there is a clear and
visible need for oral care.
Home oral care for your pet is
as important as you caring for your
own teeth. Learn more.
60% of your pet’s teeth
lie under the gums.
Learn what dental x-rays can reveal
that standard ones cannot.
As COVID-19 continues its impact, we wanted to share with you the added precautions we are implementing to ensure a healthy, sanitary environment for all.
We go beyond teeth cleaning, offering complete oral health care with a wide range of advanced dentistry including root canal therapy and crowns. We also specialize in Maxillofacial surgery such as the repair of jaw fractures, and diagnosis and treatment of oral and facial tumors. Learn More…
“Being a veterinarian is the only thing I ever wanted to do. I grew up on a farm in Wheaton, Illinois with dogs, cats, sheep, horses, and chickens.
Growing up I observed and then was recruited to help Dr. McCaslin care for our animals. In those days, he would stay for dinner after treating one of our animals and tell amazing stories.”
“I have always had a passion for animals and becoming a veterinarian from a very young age.
I have had many pets throughout my life; one pet in particular was my collie, Keiki who was by my side through many aspects of my life: veterinary school, graduation, new jobs, marriage, babies, and multiple moves.”
“I have never thought about being anything other than a veterinarian.
I joined the U.S. Army Veterinary Services after finishing veterinary school in order to serve my country and travel the World while still living my dream of practicing veterinary medicine.”
