Gentle Dental Care for Dogs and Cats
A healthy smile means a healthier pet. At Grooming & Supply, we specialize in anesthesia free teeth cleaning in Kendall, providing safe, effective, and gentle dental care for both dogs and cats.
Our professional mobile pet groomers come directly to your home, eliminating the stress of vet visits. With just one session, your furry friend can enjoy cleaner teeth, fresher breath, and a boost in overall wellness—all without the risks or recovery time associated with anesthesia.
Our professional mobile pet groomers come directly to your home, eliminating the stress of vet visits. With just one session, your furry friend can enjoy cleaner teeth, fresher breath, and a boost in overall wellness—all without the risks or recovery time associated with anesthesia.
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Why Dental Care Matters for Your Pets
Dental hygiene is often overlooked in pet care, but it’s one of the most important aspects of keeping your companion healthy. Just like humans, pets are prone to plaque, tartar buildup, and gum disease if their teeth aren’t properly maintained.
Our anesthesia free teeth cleaning in Kendall helps prevent:
- Plaque and tartar buildup
- Bad breath (halitosis)
- Gum infections and tooth decay
- Heart, liver, and kidney complications from bacteria
- Pain or discomfort while eating
Without routine cleaning, bacteria can spread from the mouth to the bloodstream, causing serious health problems. Regular, gentle dental care is key to preventing disease and improving your pet’s quality of life.
What Is Anesthesia Free Teeth Cleaning?
Anesthesia-free dental cleaning (also called non-anesthetic dental care) is a safe, stress-free method of cleaning your pet’s teeth without putting them under sedation.
Our professional groomers are trained to work with pets calmly and gently, ensuring they stay relaxed during the process. We use specialized dental tools designed for comfort and safety.
Our professional groomers are trained to work with pets calmly and gently, ensuring they stay relaxed during the process. We use specialized dental tools designed for comfort and safety.
During a Typical Session:
Visual Oral Inspection:
We examine your pet’s teeth and gums to identify buildup, inflammation, or any potential concerns.
Plaque & Tartar Removal:
Using gentle hand instruments, we clean above and below the gum line to remove buildup safely.
Polishing:
After cleaning, we polish each tooth to smooth the surface, preventing future plaque adhesion.
Freshening Treatment:
A natural, pet-safe rinse is applied to neutralize bacteria and freshen your pet’s breath.
Visual Oral Inspection:
We examine your pet’s teeth and gums to identify buildup, inflammation, or any potential concerns.
Plaque & Tartar Removal:
Using gentle hand instruments, we clean above and below the gum line to remove buildup safely.
Polishing:
After cleaning, we polish each tooth to smooth the surface, preventing future plaque adhesion.
Freshening Treatment:
A natural, pet-safe rinse is applied to neutralize bacteria and freshen your pet’s breath.
Your pet stays awake and alert the entire time, and in most cases, the procedure takes less than an hour.
The Importance of Regular Dental Maintenance
Professional cleanings are vital, but maintaining dental hygiene between sessions is just as important.
Here’s how you can support your pet’s oral health at home:
- Brush your pet’s teeth several times a week with pet-safe toothpaste.
- Use dental chews or water additives for added freshness.
- Schedule professional cleanings at least twice a year.
- Watch for signs of dental issues: bad breath, drooling, pawing at the mouth, or reduced appetite.
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By age 3, over 80% of dogs and 70% of cats show signs of dental disease.
Dental bacteria can affect your pet’s heart, liver, and kidneys. Regular cleaning can add up to 3–5 years to your pet’s life expectancy. Routine dental care isn’t just cosmetic—it’s lifesaving.
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FREQUENTLY ASK QUESTIONS:
What is anesthesia free teeth cleaning?
It’s a gentle dental cleaning process performed without sedation. Your pet stays awake while our groomers remove plaque and tartar safely.
Is it safe for all pets?
Yes! It’s ideal for most pets, especially seniors or those with health conditions that make anesthesia risky. However, aggressive or highly anxious pets may require alternative options.
How often should my pet’s teeth be cleaned?
Every 6–12 months, depending on their diet, age, and dental condition. We can recommend a schedule during your appointment.
Does it hurt?
Not at all. The process is gentle and non-invasive. Most pets relax and even enjoy the session.
How long does the cleaning take?
Typically 45–60 minutes. It may vary depending on your pet’s cooperation and oral condition.
What if my pet has severe dental problems?
If we detect gum disease, loose teeth, or other serious issues, we’ll recommend a vet for further evaluation before proceeding.
Schedule Anesthesia Free Teeth Cleaning in Kendall Today!
Give your pets the gift of a healthy smile and fresh breath.