Where to Turn for Medical Equipment Services and Repairs

by cms-admin | Sep 4, 2020August 19th, 2021 | Medical & Veterinary Equipment Blog

When outfitting a medical facility or upgrading your current medical equipment, it is helpful to work with a company that provides advice and...

Veterinary Products for the Finishing Touch to Your New Practice

by cms-admin | Aug 31, 2020December 27th, 2022 | Medical & Veterinary Equipment Blog, Veterinary Blog

It is easy to get caught up in selecting all the veterinary equipment, such as veterinary tables, veterinary surgical and procedure lights,...

Veterinary Equipment to Add to Your Mobile Response Unit

by cms-admin | Jul 30, 2020December 27th, 2022 | Medical & Veterinary Equipment Blog, Veterinary Blog

Not every veterinarian offers mobile services, so if you are challenged with differentiating yourself from other veterinarians in your area, a great...

Tips for Medical Products for Your New Medical Practice

by cms-admin | Jul 6, 2020August 19th, 2021 | Medical & Veterinary Equipment Blog

Whether you are opening a dental office, general medical practice, endoscopy facility, surgical center, or other medical practice, one of the...

The vast majority of people understand the need for regular dental appointments for themselves, but many either are not aware that their pets need them too or are apprehensive about the veterinary dental process. As a veterinarian that has made the investment into veterinary dental equipment, your next task is to educate your pet owners, so they understand the importance and become comfortable with having it done. Here are a few key points that you can make with them: • Doggie breath! Many dogs love to get close to their owners. Nose to nose, in fact. If they have exceptionally bad breath because of foregoing veterinary dental visits, that isn’t a pleasant experience and can be embarrassing when they show their friendly nature to a guest. • Tooth decay. Without regular dental care, a pet’s teeth can become riddled with cavities just like a person. Even if the pet owner does some dental cleaning at home, it is still important to have it professionally done. • Infection risk. A bad tooth can easily become infected and the outcome can be devastating if the infection travels through the bloodstream to vital organs. • Tooth pain. Nobody wants their pet to be in pain and the sad part is that a pet cannot always relay to its owner that they have tooth pain, yet it could be affecting their appetite and overall health. • Anesthesia risks are low. Any pet, or person for that matter, can have adverse effects from anesthesia. However, with pre-procedure blood work to rule out underlying health conditions, it is rare to have that happen. At Georgian Anesthesia and Medical Corp., we offer a variety of veterinary dental equipment options, including high speed veterinary dental air units, dental x-ray systems, and scaler/polisher equipment. Don’t hesitate to reach out to us if you would like assistance with selecting the right equipment to get started offering dental cleanings or to replace older equipment.

Put Your Veterinary Dental Equipment to Use: Convincing Pet Owners

by cms-admin | Jun 30, 2020December 27th, 2022 | Medical & Veterinary Equipment Blog, Veterinary Blog

The vast majority of people understand the need for regular dental appointments for themselves, but many either are not aware that their pets need...