Because bad breath isn't normal
Four out of five pets show dental disease by age three — and mouth pain hides behind "just getting older." Our dental exams grade every tooth, check gums and jaw, and map exactly what your pet needs: coaching, cleaning or treatment.
- Tooth-by-tooth grading with dental X-rays when needed
- Anesthesia-monitored professional cleanings
- Hands-on brushing lessons you can do at home
Complete oral care
Awake assessment
A calm, treat-paired look at teeth, gums, tongue and breath — scored 0 to 4.
Professional cleaning
Ultrasonic scaling, polishing and fluoride under full monitoring, with X-rays of suspicious teeth.
Home-brushing plan
The right brush, paste and two-minute technique — practiced together before you leave.
Four steps to a fresh smile
Grade every tooth and photograph concerns.
Cleaning, extraction or home care — with costs upfront.
Monitored anesthesia and gentle recovery.
Rechecks and brushing practice at home.
Yes — pre-anesthetic blood work, dedicated monitoring and warmed recovery make it very safe, even for seniors. Anesthesia-free "cleanings" miss disease below the gumline.
Dropping food, chewing on one side, pawing at the mouth, bad breath or sudden head-shyness all warrant a dental look.
Most pets learn in a week with poultry-flavored paste and 30-second sessions. We'll practice with you until it feels easy.