Yes. Our service is a completely safe, non-invasive procedure dedicated to preventive care. It is highly effective at removing plaque and tartar on the tooth’s surface, which prevents serious gum disease from taking hold. The entire process is performed by highly-trained specialists who excel in gentle, effective techniques. We partner with you in prevention to help you avoid the need for more invasive veterinary treatments in the future.

The secret lies in our proprietary Senses Therapy™. We’ve crafted a spa-like experience within our mobile vans that uses a holistic approach to induce a state of deep relaxation. This includes frequency-tuned calming music, soothing lavender aromatherapy, peaceful blue and purple lighting, and gentle acupressure techniques to ensure your dog feels safe and secure throughout the entire process.

This is a natural concern, and we are fully prepared for it. Our specialists excel at creating a calm and positive atmosphere, and our Senses Therapy™ is specifically designed for anxious dogs. If, for any reason, a dog shows signs of excessive stress that prevent us from continuing safely, we will stop immediately. Your pet’s well-being is, and always will be, our top priority.

The main difference is between prevention and cure. Our service is a non-invasive preventive cleaning designed to maintain oral health and stop future diseases before they start, all without the risks of anesthesia. A veterinary cleaning is a curative treatment performed under anesthesia, necessary for advanced issues like periodontal disease, extractions, or infections below the gumline.

Think of it this way: our service is like your regular dental hygiene visit to prevent cavities. A veterinary procedure is like needing a filling or root canal for a problem that has already taken root.

A typical session lasts between 45 and 60 minutes. The process is calm and unhurried to ensure your dog feels comfortable from start to finish. Because we come directly to you, you save travel time and avoid the stress of leaving your dog at a clinic for hours.

Absolutely. In fact, our anesthesia-free method is an ideal and safe option for senior dogs, who are often not good candidates for general anesthesia due to age-related health conditions. By eliminating this single greatest risk, we provide essential dental care that supports their overall health and longevity, giving you complete peace of mind.

Our preventive service is an investment in your pet’s long-term health. Our pricing is transparent and often significantly more affordable than a veterinary cleaning performed under anesthesia, which can cost up to three times more. For a specific quote for your dog, please visit our “Book Now” page or contact us directly.

For most dogs, we recommend a cleaning every six to twelve months to effectively manage plaque and tartar. Just like with our own dental health, regular maintenance is the key to preventing more serious and costly problems from developing. Our specialists can provide a personalized recommendation for your dog after their first session.