Just like human’s our pets build plaque and calculus, but without your help they can’t brush it off. The bacteria that comes from plaque leads to gingivitis, periodontal disease, gum recession and teeth loss.

Once gum recession occurs it cannot grow back and can eventually lead to eating difficulties, and tooth loss.

Plaque & calculus harbour nasty bacteria that can also contribute to other local and systemic conditions such as heart, liver and kidney diseases. We can remove this in about an hour allowing your pets immune system to focus on other areas of the body.

We can have the plaque removed in about an hour for a flat fee of $199 for dogs and $239 for cats. If your pet's mouth cannot be cleared in an hour or they cannot sit for an hour we can break the appointment up for an additional fee of $50, however this rarely occurs.