Teeth cleaning

[Bengalz]

Needless to say, after hearing that story, and seeing how the girls at this front desk treated not only the lady and her dog like family, made me feel soooo much better and I went ahead and made an initial appointment for Robin. At that time, the vet will determine the best course of action, and whether or not any extractions will be needed.

Sounds like a good plan and a good place. I always need to feel comfortable with the people who care for my furbaby. The thought of leaving her with someone strange is hard enough, knowing that person cares about how she feels makes a difference.

Good luck

[Randy_K]

For those of you with young cats, if you start early with in-home teeth cleaning they get used to it and the long term benefits are healthy teeth and gums. There are products like a cat or dog fingertip toothbrushes and toothpaste. I have used salmon and chicken flavored toothpaste too.

[Edwina's Secretary]

Well...Eddie needs his teeth cleaned in the next 6 months. Estimate is $477.58 (the .58 is important... )

Of that...$316 is anesthesia....the cleaning is $74.00. Geez...

[Medusa]

This was bugging me so I looked up the bill for Boo's teeth cleaning and it was $193.31. It included Clindamycin, pre-op medication, 2 x-rays, anesthesia, pre-anesthesia exam, intubation, cleaning and polishing. No extractions. I think I got a pretty good deal compared to some of the quotes here on PT.