PRETTY PUPPY SMILES
ANESTHESIA FREE DOG DENTAL CLEANING IN WEST VANCOUVER
Now Offering Extended Hours!
Now that we have a permanent location in West Vancouver, we are excited to offer extended hours to accommodate everyone’s schedule.
PRETTY PUPPY SMILES
ANESTHESIA FREE DOG DENTAL CLEANING IN WEST VANCOUVER
See Your Dog’s Healthy, Beautiful Smile Once Again!
One of the best ways to keep your dog’s mouth healthy is to have regular cleanings just as you do for yourself and your family. Keeping your Furbabies teeth free from plaque and tartar help them to have a longer, healthier and happier life. Pretty Puppy Smiles is anesthesia free. We all know the dangers of anesthesia and would not regularly use it on ourselves or our families.
My name is Jennifer, the owner of Pretty Puppy Smiles. I am fully certified and highly skilled in anesthesia-free dental cleanings. My passion and love for dogs is the difference at Pretty Puppy Smiles. You can rest easy knowing that the only person working with your dog will be the owner, no uncertified employees here!
Pretty Puppy Smiles is 100% owner owned and operated offering services at your home or one of my locations around the city. You can take a look to see what my customers say about me right here from my verified reviews.
Fully Trained & Insured
I am trained by the only state-accredited training program taught by a doctor of veterinary medicine specializing in anesthesia-free dental cleanings. I am also fully insured.
PRETTY PUPPY SMILES
ANESTHESIA FREE DOG DENTAL CLEANING IN WEST VANCOUVER
Dogs are part of the family and we want them to live their best lives. Proper oral hygiene is a key piece of your dog’s overall health and happiness. Periodontal disease affects a significant amount of adult dogs, which puts them at risk for all kinds of health issues.
At Pretty Puppy Smiles, you can rest assured that we don’t use anesthesia for your dog’s teeth cleaning so they will feel comfortable, rested and happy.
Price
Service at Our Office: $230 + GST
In-Home Service: $230 + Travel charges by zone + GST
In home travel charges applied by zone:
Zone 1 – $50
Lions Bay, West Van, North Van, Vancouver, Burnaby
Zone 2 – $70
Richmond, Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, Port Moody, **Maple Ridge, **Pitt Meadows, **Squamish
*Please note the travel charge is mandatory and will be charged in the event that the teeth cleaning cannot be completed
**Min. 2 dogs required for booking. Wait list available.
Testimonials
We visit Jennifer once a year. My dog’s teeth are in excellent health thanks to her. My dog is always nervous at first but Jennifer is a great handler. I recommend her services to all my friends!
Amazing job with my two dogs. Very kind and gentle towards them.
Took very well care of my two dogs. Made my youngest dog feel safe and relaxed. Very sweet to them.
Jennifer makes dental care for our dog such a positive experience. She has a kind and calm demeanour.
From Our Blog
Why Anesthesia Free Teeth Cleaning Is A Great Choice
Dental hygiene isn’t just for humans. Dogs also suffer from plaque, tartar buildup, gum infections, and bad breath. However, many pet parents worry about putting their dogs under anesthesia for dental cleanings. The good news? [...]
How Often Should you Clean Your Dog’s Teeth
Most veterinary dentists recommend professional teeth cleanings once a year for most breeds, but a few individuals, especially smaller breeds, may need 2 visits per year to prevent loss of teeth. After a cleaning, your [...]
Signs your dog has dental or gum disease
Dental disease can appear quite suddenly, or progress over time and take months. Make sure you look out for these signs: Deposits may build up on the teeth Gums will be swollen and bleed Foul Smell: [...]
FAQ
Did you know that 4 out of 5 dogs have had some periodontal disease over 3 years old?
Dental disease is more than just a cosmetic issue — when your dog has red gums, yellow teeth, and stinky breath, it could be a sign of severe oral disease that could, if left untreated, lead to devastating effects on your pet’s quality of life. Neglecting your pet’s teeth and gums can cause chronic pain issues.
Dental disease can lead to problems with your pet’s organs. Bacteria under the gum can travel to the heart, kidneys, and liver.
Some of the main signs that it is time to have your dog’s teeth cleaned is:
● Bad Breath: Doggy breath isn’t normal. Regular cleanings remove bacteria and germs that cause bad breath
● Inflamed Gums (gingivitis) : Signs of gingivitis are if your dog’s gums bleed when they are chewing on sticks or toys
● Visible plaque and tartar on the surface of the enamel.
In General, the best way to keep your dog’s mouth healthy is to schedule a cleaning twice a year. However, In some cases, such as older dog’s or small dog’s who build up plaque and tartar very easily, then every 4 months is recommended.
It takes approximately 40-50 mins
I always recommend that my client’s brush their pet’s teeth daily. Make it a part of your routine and your dog will thank you.