Doggie Dental Cleaning for a Healthy Smile
Routine
Fresher Breath, Healthier Habits
Included
What’s Included (Every Visit)
- Teeth Brushing with enzymatic dog toothpaste
- Gumline Wipe-Down (dental wipes to lift soft plaque)
- Fresh-Breath Spray/Gel (antimicrobial, alcohol-free)
- Oral Check Notes (visible tartar, red gums, mouth sensitivity)
- At-Home Care Tips matched to your dog’s coat, age, and temperament
Important: We do not scale or polish teeth. Deep cleaning of tartar below the gumline requires a veterinarian. If we see signs of dental disease, we’ll recommend a vet visit.
Ideal solution
Great for
Puppies building positive brushing habits
Dogs with mild morning breath or soft plaque
Between-groom freshen-ups and photo days
Maintenance after a professional dental cleaning
Work
How it Works
Quick Consult (2–3 min)
Share sensitivities, previous dental work, and any vet notes.
Gentle Hygiene
Brushing, wipe-down, and breath treatment.
Wrap-Up
We note visible tartar/redness and give simple home-care guidance.
Early care
Signs to Watch for (see your vet)
- Persistent bad breath, drooling, pawing at mouth
- Brown/yellow tartar along the gumline
- Broken/loose teeth or difficulty chewing If you notice any of the above, a veterinary exam is the safest next step.
- Red, swollen, or bleeding gums
Tips
At-Home Dental Tips
- Brush 3–5x/week with dog-safe toothpaste (never human toothpaste).
- Use dental wipes on busy days.
- Offer VOHC-accepted dental chews/toys as directed.
- Schedule professional cleanings as your vet recommends.
Policy
Safety & Policies
Stress-Light Handling
We’ll pause or stop if your dog is uncomfortable.
Health
We cannot perform dental care on dogs with mouth pain, active bleeding, or obvious infection—please visit your vet first.
Vaccines
Follow our salon’s vaccination policy (puppies 8 weeks–6 months may be exempt; 6+ months require current vaccines, per shop policy).
Add-on Friendly
Combine with Bath or Full Groom to save time and a trip.
Questions
FAQ
Do you remove tartar?
We brush and wipe soft plaque. Hard tartar and below-gumline cleaning must be done by a veterinarian.
Is this safe for puppies or seniors?
Yes—our approach is gentle. We’ll adapt to your dog’s comfort level and stop if they’re stressed
How often should I schedule Doggie Dental?
Every 2–4 weeks is common for maintenance; follow your vet’s guidance and your brushing routine at home.
