Sieden
Member Since 2016
I just saw Mogs post about her baby and dental and it reminded me that I have some questions for you guys.
My old vet said that they do dental exams with deep cleaning with anesthesia for.... *gulp* starting at 1500.00 PER CAT.
My new vet said that he does deep cleaning and dental care without anesthesia for 75.00 per cat.
My cats are both pretty bad when it comes to their teeth. They ate a dry food only diet until the age of 7 and then got switched to canned food only. I have a tooth brush for them and kitty toothpaste but I have yet to really brush their teeth because I'm scared that it might hurt them if they already have dental issues. I do let them lick the toothpaste off of the brush though which Ginger loves.
I'm not sure if they have any cavities but they both definitely have plaque and tartar buildup.
What do you guys think of anesthesia free dentistry? What will happen if they actually need a tooth pulled, do they just give a local injection to numb the area or what? I should probably call them and ask but it's Saturday lol.
My old vet said that they do dental exams with deep cleaning with anesthesia for.... *gulp* starting at 1500.00 PER CAT.
My new vet said that he does deep cleaning and dental care without anesthesia for 75.00 per cat.
My cats are both pretty bad when it comes to their teeth. They ate a dry food only diet until the age of 7 and then got switched to canned food only. I have a tooth brush for them and kitty toothpaste but I have yet to really brush their teeth because I'm scared that it might hurt them if they already have dental issues. I do let them lick the toothpaste off of the brush though which Ginger loves.
I'm not sure if they have any cavities but they both definitely have plaque and tartar buildup.
What do you guys think of anesthesia free dentistry? What will happen if they actually need a tooth pulled, do they just give a local injection to numb the area or what? I should probably call them and ask but it's Saturday lol.