Why your dog needs routine dental cleaning?

Imagine how your teeth would look and feel without daily brushing. The same applies to your dog. Bad breath and stained teeth are often early signs of gum disease, which can affect your pet’s overall health if left untreated.

Routine dental care helps maintain oral hygiene and reduce the risk of dental issues, without relying solely on procedures under general anaesthesia, which may carry higher risks for older dogs or those with existing health concerns.

Our anaesthesia-free dental service may be suitable for dogs who have:

  • Reduced kidney or liver function identified through blood tests.
  • Heart conditions such as congenital defects, murmurs, impaired heart function, or arrhythmia.
  • Recent injuries or infections, including skin conditions such as hot spots.
  • A history of seizures, where certain anaesthetic medications may pose additional risk.

If your dog has these or other health considerations, anaesthesia free dental care may be a suitable option. Do note that while this approach can be beneficial for some dogs, it may be more challenging for your pet and is generally less comprehensive than dental procedures performed under anaesthesia.

Rates:

Before proceeding with dental cleaning services, our dental specialist will need to conduct a mandatory dental consultation at $10 and assess the condition of your dog.

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Dental Cleaning, Polishing & Anti Tartar Treatment $320 and up

​Dental Maintenance $110 - 200^

^For dogs who have done Dental Cleaning before and are coming back for maintenance only
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