During your Pet’s Sedation-Free teeth cleaning, We will:

• Perform a visual inspection of your dogs/Cats mouth
• Gently remove plaque and tartar
• Polish your Dog/Cat’s teeth
• Discuss any issues that should be brought up to your veterinarian
• Provide you a tutorial on teeth brushing and oral care

Anesthesia-free teeth cleaning is not.

• A substitute for regular vet care.
• Appropriate for extractions, x-rays and other specialist treatments.

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. Fortunately, oral disease is preventable, so don’t wait to start a regular TeethCleaning regimen with your pet.

It’s important to brush your pet’s teeth often — at least every few days — so plaque doesn’t form. He may balk at first, so be persistent until he is accustomed to the routine. Keep sessions short, be gentle, and offer plenty of It is estimated that 80 to 85% of dogs and cats have some degree of infection. It is not just a cosmetic problem; chronic infection shortens their life because of effects on other organs, especially the heart, kidneys, and liver, not to mention the pain that goes along with loose, diseased teeth.