Clinical Case: Sasha

Species: Canine Breed: Miniature Schnauzer Age: 7 years Reason for Consultation: Dental Prophylaxis

During the consultation and physical examination, the patient was found to have halitosis (bad breath) and a noticeable accumulation of dental tartar.

The owner was advised of the importance of performing a dental prophylaxis every 6 months to prevent tartar buildup and potential periodontal infections, such as gingivitis.

Additionally, it was recommended to perform a complete blood count (CBC) prior to the procedure to verify that the patient is clinically fit for anesthesia and the prophylaxis.

Differential Diagnosis:

• Gingivitis

• Periodontal Disease

Recommended Treatment:

• Dental prophylaxis under anesthesia

• Supportive Medication: Bioclin, Espiranide, Prednisolone

Attending Veterinarian: MVZ Sebastian E. Robles M.