Smile4Pet provides professional anesthesia-free teeth cleaning under the supervision of licensed veterinarians.
We do teeth cleaning for dogs and cats of all breeds without any sedative, anesthetics, or restraining equipment in Connecticut, New York, and the Massachusetts States
Smile4Pet offers a safe, affordable alternative to standard anesthetic-based cleanings.
We do not use towels, leashes, straitjackets, sedatives, painkillers, or anesthesia during anesthesia-free teeth cleaning for dogs and cats.
The safety of the procedure is our highest priority.
Please explore our “before and after” section to find out how your pet’s teeth can look like after out cleaning.
While performing non-anesthetic teeth cleaning, we take photos before & after photos of the procedure.
If you want to see more photos or videos of our work, don’t hesitate to get in touch with us via our CONTACT US page
Smile4pet anesthesia-free teeth cleaning is the dental hygiene service that specialized in removing plaque, tartar, and heavy teeth build up for dogs & cats.
Our services are:
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🐶 Price is per one dog or cat
🐶 Appointments only [BOOK AN APPOINTMENT]
🐶 You might pay with cash, credit/debit card, Venmo
🐶 Sales tax might be applied (CT sales tax – 6.35%, no sales tax in NY)
🐶 You pay only if teeth cleaning is done; We are not charging if your pet is not a good candidate
🐶 Physical means – Physical exam in a veterinarian’s office is required to review the condition of overall pet & oral pet health and to determine if your pet is fit for non-anesthetic teeth cleaning service; Veterinarian Physical Exam fee is non-refundable
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Due to a shortage in staffing, we are currently suspending our operations in Vet locations, but you are welcome to book a HOUSE-CALLS
We are looking forward to resuming making Pets Smile in 2022!
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