Discount applies to dental procedures during August only. Exam fees, pre-anesthesia labwork, and additional services are excluded from discount.


Call our North Raleigh office to schedule your pet’s dental cleaning and secure your 10% savings. Discount must be redeemed during the promotion month and cannot roll over into other months.
Located conveniently off Falls of the Neuse Road, inside I-540.
7005 Harps Mill Rd, Raleigh, NC 27615
New Patients: A pre-dental exam is required to assess your pet’s overall health and determine the appropriate level of dental care needed. This allows us to schedule the right amount of time for the dental procedure.
Existing Patients: Must have had an exam in the past 12-14 months, so we have an estimate of the dental level needed. This allows us to schedule the right amount of time for the dental procedure.
All patients: Pre-anesthetic labwork to rule out risk factors for anesthesia, helping to ensure your pet’s safety during the procedure. This can be completed prior to or on the day of treatment for your convenience.
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Over 80% of dogs and cats show signs of periodontal disease by age 3. Yet, beyond bad breath and tartar, most pet owners don’t see obvious signs of pain or illness until their condition becomes severe.
The bacteria thriving in plaque and tartar don’t stay confined to the mouth. Research shows that periodontal disease is a clear contributing factor to heart, liver, and kidney diseases, potentially shortening your pet’s healthy years.
“Falls (Village Veterinary Hospital is one of the best veterinary hospitals I’ve ever been to in my 34 years. I trust them implicitly with my dogs. The staff are so kind and compassionate, and go above and beyond for their clients.”
-Ashley P.
“I have been going to this vet since 2006. I LOVE Dr. Green and Dr. Brink. Thank you to everyone at FVV for everything you have done for Louie and Guido through the years. We love you!?
-Jamie F.
“These guys are the best!! We have been using them for over 20 years, and they have been top-notch from day 1. We are on our second pair of dogs and cats with them, and they have taken great care of every one of them. I could share so many stories of how they went above and beyond, but my review would turn into a book.”
– Gerry H.
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