Safe & Affordable Dental Care

It is less expensive;

It takes less time;

It avoids the risks of anesthetic drugs;

It avoids the need for pre-anesthetic blood work;

Very effective in keeping your pet in good oral health.

If it’s been more than a year since your pet’s last dental cleaning, it’s probably time. But, many pet owners admit they’ve never had their pet’s teeth cleaned. Chronic bad breath, plaque build up and red or swollen gums can be a strong indicator that it’s time for a dental cleaning.

We rely on our ‘pet-whispering’ skills to establish a trusting relationship with each animal and at the same time use gentle relaxation techniques, which allow the pet to feel safe and comfortable. Even fussy pets with challenging personalities are usually very cooperative.

As part of regular grooming and pet care it’s best to have your pets teeth cleaned every 6 months.

Pets with oral health issues are always referred to your veterinarian for treatment. Pets who are known biters and aggressive personalities are not eligible.