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Dr. Jon Klarsfeld

Dr. Jon Klarsfeld

Practice limited to dentistry

About us

Meet Mobile Dental Vet

Dr. Jon Klarsfeld, known as "Dr. Jon", is the proud owner and operator of Mobile Dental Vet.

Dr. Jon is dedicated to the proper diagnosis, treatment, and maintenance of oral disease.

Through Mobile Dental Vet, he, along with his trained dental technicians, has fulfilled a need in the South Florida veterinary community for high quality pet dental care.

Dr. Klarsfeld graduated from Cornell University with a focus in Animal Science and went on to obtain his veterinary degree from Louisiana State University.

For five years, Dr. Klarsfeld served as a veterinary dental resident.

He has successfully performed over 7,500 general and advanced dental treatments and surgeries.

Dr. Klarsfeld lectured at the World Veterinary Dental Conference on cutting-edge dental care.

He has also lectured to local veterinarians from Miami, Broward, and Palm Beach Counties concerning pet dentistry.

A team approach

Our mission is to practice a high level of care and strive to provide accurate diagnoses, deliver excellent medical outcomes, and restore oral health. Dr. Klarsfeld takes a team approach to each patient by garnering involvement from the primary veterinarian for a seamless and integrated approach.

Fully licensed and insured in the State of Florida, Dr. Klarsfeld performs dental procedures with the patient's primary veterinarian, who provides medical history, pre-anesthetic testing, and operatory space. Mobile Dental Vet arrives at the hospital with the expertise and equipment for comprehensive dental care and oral surgery.

Preparing for your appointment

Prior to the dental appointment, patients should be good anesthetic candidates. Pre-anesthetic testing should be performed and interpreted, and an anesthetic protocol customized to the patient. Mobile Dental Vet is glad to help suggest anesthetics based on existing protocols, and does not travel with anesthetic equipment.

Recommended pre-anesthetic testing by age: under 1 year — CBC and EKG; 1–4 years — CBC, mini chemistry, and EKG; 4–8 years — CBC, full chemistry, EKG, and optional chest x-rays; over 8 years — CBC, full chemistry, EKG, chest x-rays, and optional abdominal x-rays. Add a clotting profile when indicated, plus additional bloodwork or imaging if there is a history of disease.

The practice

By the numbers

  • 7,500+

    Dental treatments

  • 7

    Days a week

  • 4

    Counties served

  • 5 yr

    Dental residency

Pets should have an oral exam every 6–12 months. If a pet is experiencing a dental or medical problem that could be related to oral disease, call for a consultation.

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