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Manchester vet initiative launches offering free dog dental and breathing checks to tackle hidden illnesses

GoVets, Manchester’s leading independent veterinary practice, has announced a new community health initiative offering Free Full Dental Care and BOAS (Breathing) Checks for dogs. The initiative aims to provide early intervention for two of the most common, yet often overlooked, health struggles facing the UK’s canine population.

As a fully independent, RCVS-accredited practice, GoVets is using its advanced in-house diagnostic capabilities to help owners identify silent health issues before they become life-threatening or financially draining.

Recent data suggests that over 80% of dogs over the age of three suffer from some form of dental disease, while the rise in popularity of flat-faced (brachycephalic) breeds has led to a surge in breathing complications.

“At GoVets, we treat every pet as a member of the family, and family deserves the best preventative care,” says Luke Knighton, General Manager at GoVets. “Many owners don’t realise their dog is struggling to breathe or is in chronic dental pain because dogs are masters at hiding discomfort. By offering these checks for free, we are removing the financial barrier to a diagnosis and ensuring Manchester’s dogs live longer, happier lives.”

The Free Health Checks Include:

  • Comprehensive Dental Assessment: A thorough inspection of teeth and gums to check for gingivitis, decay, and oral infections.
  • BOAS Screening: A specialised assessment for flat-faced breeds (such as Pugs, Frenchies, and Bulldogs) to evaluate respiratory function and determine if surgical intervention is needed to improve quality of life.
  • Expert Guidance: Personalised advice on preventative home care and long-term health planning.

The clinics are held at GoVets’ state-of-the-art facility near Manchester City Centre, which features on-site parking and a dedicated surgical suite for advanced procedures.

Owners can book their free assessment by calling the practice at 01612021518 or visiting https://govets.co.uk.

About GoVets

GoVets is a modern, independent veterinary practice based in Manchester. Specialising in everything from routine vaccinations to advanced orthopaedic and BOAS surgery, GoVets is committed to providing high-quality, compassionate care.

As an independent clinic, they pride themselves on building lifelong relationships with pets and their owners, supported by transparent pricing and 0% finance options.

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