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Benefits of Professional Pet Dental Care
Professional Dental Cleanings
Remove plaque and tartar buildup to support healthier teeth and gums.
Dental
X-Rays
Help identify problems below the gumline, including hidden infections and tooth damage.
Early
Detection
Identify signs of gum disease and other oral health concerns before they worsen.
Treatment Recommendations
Address dental problems that may cause pain, infection, or tooth loss.
Book your pet’s next checkup online in just a few clicks through our convenient patient portal.
Feline Specials
Spay – $350
Neuter – $299
Includes pre-op exam, TNT, ear check, bloodwork, IV catheter, fluids, and take-home meds.
Canine Specials
Spay up to 50 lbs – $399
Spay over 50 lbs – $499
Neuter up to 50 lbs – $399
Neuter over 50 lbs – $499
Includes all the essentials: exam, TNT, ear check, bloodwork, IV catheter, fluids, and take-home meds.
Dental Cleaning
0–30 lbs + Feline – $399
31–50 lbs – $499
51–100 lbs – $599
Extractions: $40 per tooth
Includes all the essentials: exam, TNT, ear check, bloodwork, IV catheter, fluids, and take-home meds.
Spay, Neuter & Dental Promo
Limited Time Offer - Ends 10/10/2025!
Take care of your pet's health with our all-inclusive surgical and dental packages — available now through October 10, 2025!
🦷 Signs of Dental Problems
Did you know that 80% of pets develop dental disease by age three? Poor oral health can cause pain, infections, and even heart disease. Regular dental cleanings, home brushing, and vet check-ups keep your pet’s teeth strong and healthy.
Bad Breath
A common sign of bacteria buildup and potential infection.
Red or Swollen Gums
Indicates gum disease or inflammation.
Difficulty Eating
Pain or discomfort while chewing may signal oral issues.
Yellow or Brown Tartar Buildup
Hardened plaque that can lead to gum disease.
Signs Your Pet May Need Dental Care
Bad breath, red or bleeding gums, excessive drooling, difficulty chewing, and changes in appetite can indicate dental problems. Even if your pet appears comfortable, dental disease may develop without obvious symptoms. Routine veterinary examinations can help identify concerns and determine whether professional cleaning or further evaluation is needed.
Keep Your Pet's Teeth and Gums Healthy
Good oral health is essential to your pet's overall well-being. At Canyon Lake Veterinary Hospital, we provide pet dental care to help prevent dental disease, relieve discomfort, and maintain healthy teeth and gums. Professional dental cleanings and dental radiography can help identify problems that may not be visible during a routine examination.