Serving Colorado pets since 2007
Professional teeth cleaning for dogs & cats with licensed veterinarians staffed at every clinic — your pet stays awake, comfortable, and calm the whole time.
Professional teeth cleaning for dogs & cats with licensed veterinarians staffed at every clinic — your pet stays awake, comfortable, and calm the whole time.
See the amazing difference professional
dental care can make.
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See the amazing difference professional
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If you have questions about your pet’s dental health or our non-anesthesia teeth cleaning process, feel free to reach out.
Periodontal disease is dangerous for pets, and in some cases is known to take up to two years or more off of a pet’s life, if left untreated. It only takes several weeks for plaque to start building up on your dog’s teeth.
If left unchecked, periodontal disease will grow rapidly. A study of 52 miniature schnauzers showed that 98% of the dogs had developed some level of periodontitis within 30 weeks of stopping toothbrushing.
Usually this procedure will only take 30-45 minutes and we discourage owners from being in the room. If we immediately find problems that need your veterinarian’s attention, for example teeth that need to be extracted, we will refer you back to your Vet to have a dental under anesthesia.
During the dental, if we find any additional problems, we will put the information on your report card so you can discuss any further action with your own veterinarian.
We charge a flat rate, all-inclusive fee of $295 for a dental cleaning for a dog or cat, so you know exactly what to expect at the time of your appointment. The appointment in 45 minutes in length regardless of the size of the animal.
Yes, non-anesthetic dental cleanings can be done on older pets and pets with chronic kidney, or liver disease who might not be a good candidate for a dental cleaning under anesthesia.
While we can clean the vast majority of dogs and cats there are some for whom it is not appropriate. Examples would be pets with severe gingivitis, caries, fractured teeth, abscesses, stomatitis, tumors, etc.
Whenever our technicians discover loose or any other condition that needs your veterinarian’s intervention, they will write the information down for you so you can bring it to your veterinarian’s attention. Call our office for more information!
See the amazing difference professional
dental care can make.