I have to say Simba is the first dog I've ever had that had dental work.
I never brush their teeth, they just get plenty of good meaty bones. That seems to do the trick. They have nice bright white teeth![]()
I have to say Simba is the first dog I've ever had that had dental work.
I never brush their teeth, they just get plenty of good meaty bones. That seems to do the trick. They have nice bright white teeth![]()
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Casey has gone in every year for a dental for the last three years and she is due again in April, the first time she was really out of it so I have asked for the mildest anathesia they can give her. Her teeth get really dirty, I should give her a bone or something here and there but her stomach is so sensitive I am afraid too.
Bubba had a checkup last week and they said his teeth look real bad, he is 3 and a half, I am going to get his cleaned next month when casey goes in. I do have insurance and it is covered.
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Yep the little dogs do have a problem with dirty teeth. I had two toy poodles and it was the same with them. One of my toy poodles began losing teeth even though we did have them cleaned periodically. I can remember even finding one on the floor one day!Originally Posted by caseysmom
Oh boy, insurance would be great! Good for you!
I've never had my dogs teeth professionally cleaned. I never know if I should and I hear it is so expensive.
I've never had Snowy's teeth cleaned at the vets.
How much does it generally cost? do they put the dog under anaesthetics when they do that?
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They do put them under anasthesia, I have Casey's nails clipped at that time since she hates to have that done. It is around 300 dollars.
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Duke will be 8 this August and he has never had his done. The vet told me for his age he has very good teeth and he did not see any need to do it, there was such a small amount of tartar he felt that for his age that he said he would probably never need it done. Duke loves to chew so it helps keep his teeth really clean. The vet said Champs look really good too. Well Chopper doesn't even have all his adult teeth in yet so I will have to keep an eye on his being a small breed and all but he loves to chew things too so hopefully that will help keep his clean.
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Both of my pups are 6 years old and have never had their teeth cleaned, but last Spring when we went in for shots the vet said they both need their teeth cleaned. It's going to be around $230 per dog!![]()
So when I get tax money back they're both going in.
They do have to be put under for it. Hobo's dental cost 600 dollars, which has been about what most of the dentals I've had done cost. That's with a 10 to 15% musher's discount. I could go a bit cheaper, but I refuse to put an animal under without pre-anasethic blood work and that costs 110 bucks.Originally Posted by vinjashira
Sophia, one of my cats, had a dental earlier this week. She ended up loosing most of her teeth. The estimate including bloodwork was around 600 bucks. The actual bill was just under a thousand.
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Yep they always do full blood panels before they do casey's dental.
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Ginger has never had her teeth done, but she is now five years old, so I am sort of preparing myself to hear that she needs to have them cleaned when I take her in on Saturday. We will see.
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