Dental disease is incredibly common in dogs and cats, and it can progress without obvious signs. Learn what Grades 0–4 mean, how to recognize possible dental problems at home, and why regular dental exams can make a big difference for your pet’s health.

Your veterinarian says your pet needs surgery—what happens next? Learn what to expect at Jackpot Veterinary Center, from pre-operative bloodwork and surgery-day preparation to anesthesia monitoring, recovery, discharge, and follow-up care. We’ll also explore how advanced imaging through RadVet Imaging will help support surgical planning for Tucson pets in the future.