Dog & Cat Teeth Cleaning
OUR SESSION INCLUDES:
Remove tartar & plaque
- Brush stains, teeth & gums
- Pet report card
- Takes about an hour
- Review of our session
- Flat fee $199 Dogs / $239 Cats
- Discount provided when returning in 6 months
Dashing Dogs Dental’s mission is to provide a comfortable teeth cleaning experience for pets and their humans alike.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
We charge a flat fee of $199 for dogs and $239 for cats our home visit fee is additional. On the rare occasion we need to break your pets appointment up we will schedule another appointment with in a couple of weeks and an additional fee of $49 will be charged.
- Remove tartar, plaque
- Brush stains, teeth & gums
- Pet report card
- Takes about an hour
- Review of our session
Teeth care should be considered an extension of care in the grooming process and overall pet care. We all want to do our best for our fur babies.
Look for brown or yellow build-up on teeth. If you are unsure, we can check plaque for you and then book you an appointment as needed.
Your animal will not experience any pain. We are scaling off plaque just like you humans have experienced.
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. On the rare occasion, but it does happen, some may even fall asleep.
We opt to hand scale your pets teeth keeping the noise level to a minimum.
Yes, we have a sterile kit of tools we use for the day for each individual animal. At the end of the day we sterilize our tools in a chlorhexidine solution.
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.
Although we manually scale teeth’s surface and under the gum line there are circumstances where we might not be able to remove your pet’s tartar. We do not diagnose diseases, pull teeth or X-Rays, these services are left to veterinarians.
