Dental care
Most dogs and cats have some dental disease by age three. Sore teeth are easy to miss because pets keep eating through the pain. A dental procedure lets us clean below the gumline, take X-rays and treat any painful teeth.
When your pet needs it
- Bad breath that doesn't go away
- Red gums, tartar or a broken tooth
- Dropping food or chewing on one side
- Rabbits and guinea pigs with drooling or weight loss
What to expect, step by step
- Step 1: Dental checkWe look at the teeth while awake and give you a written estimate.
- Step 2: AdmissionDrop off in the morning. We run a pre-anesthetic blood test.
- Step 3: ProcedureScale, polish and dental X-rays, with a nurse monitoring throughout.
- Step 4: Home the same dayWe call you when your pet is awake and go over aftercare at pick-up.
Price guide
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Dental check | $40 |
| Scale & polish with X-rays | $320 – $420 |
| Extractions | from $45 per tooth |
On a wellness plan? You save 10–20% on most treatment.
Questions owners ask
Every patient has a pre-anesthetic check and a dedicated nurse monitoring heart rate, oxygen and temperature the whole time.
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