Clean teeth.
Calm pets.
No anesthesia.
Professional dental cleanings — above and below the gum line — for dogs and cats. A gentle, holistic process refined over two decades.
A holistic cleaning,
without the risk of anesthesia.
Most veterinary dental cleanings require putting your pet under general anesthesia. Ours doesn't. Lindsey works hands-on, calmly, one pet at a time — the way pets respond to people who know what they're doing.
Hands, not sleep.
Lindsey is a veterinary dental hygienist with twenty years of practice. Most appointments take about forty-five calm minutes, start to finish — in a quiet room, on a soft towel. No tubes. No needles. No grogginess on the drive home.
Above and below the gum line.
Every tooth scaled and polished, every surface — including subgingival, where periodontal disease starts. The same standard a board-certified dental practice delivers, just without the IV and the recovery room. A licensed DVM is on site for every appointment.
A welfare-first calming aid.
A light calming aid is part of every visit — a welfare standard, not sedation. It takes the edge off so your pet stays relaxed and the cleaning is thorough; they stay awake and aware the whole time. After 20+ years, Lindsey won't put a stressed pet through a deep cleaning. We send simple, vet-guided instructions after you book.
Watch a full cleaning.
Seven minutes, no edits.
A first-time patient.
No anesthesia. No restraints.
Filmed in the room, in real time — above and below the gum line, on a dog we'd never met before. Watch to the end; you'll see exactly why so many owners trust this process.
One appointment.
This is what it looks like.
Every photo below is from a single cleaning session. No filters, no staging — just before and after.
As a practicing dentist, I think Lindsey provides excellent, thorough, gentle care — without the risks of IV sedation.
Flat-rate, all-in.
No surprises at checkout.
One visit, one price — for dogs and cats. Compare it against a traditional anesthesia cleaning, which typically runs well over a thousand dollars once bloodwork, IV, and monitoring are added.
- Veterinary physical exam by a licensed DVM
- Full scaling above & below the gum line
- Tooth polishing & finish
- A light, welfare-first calming aid (vet-guided)
- Post-cleaning care plan
- Two full cleanings a year, 6 months apart
- Priority booking at both locations
- Member pricing & check-ins between visits
- Direct text-line access to Lindsey
Twenty years.
One pair of hands.
Lindsey is a veterinary dental hygienist with two decades of experience cleaning teeth — calmly, by hand, without putting pets under. She built her practice around one idea: most dogs and cats don't need anesthesia for a meticulous cleaning. They need someone who knows what they're doing and the patience to take ten minutes longer.
A licensed DVM is on site at every appointment and examines each patient first. If your pet needs something that genuinely requires anesthesia — a fractured tooth, deep extractions — you'll know in the first few minutes and pay only the $29 exam fee.
The kind of reviews
you can't fake.
The things owners ask
before they book.
Is anesthesia-free dental cleaning safe?+
Yes — for the right patients. Every appointment starts with a physical exam by a licensed DVM to confirm your pet is a healthy candidate. We use only gentle hand-scaling, and your pet stays awake and in control the entire time. If they're stressed at any point, we stop. We've done this safely with thousands of pets over 20 years.
Not every pet is a candidate. Aggressive temperament, fractured teeth, or advanced periodontal disease may mean traditional anesthesia is the safer route — and we'll tell you in the first few minutes.
Do you go below the gum line?+
Yes. Subgingival scaling is the whole point — that's where periodontal disease starts. Lindsey, our veterinary dental hygienist, scales every surface of every tooth, above and below the gum line, then polishes.
Are you sedating or drugging my pet?+
No anesthesia, ever — your pet stays fully awake and aware. A light calming aid is part of every visit so they stay relaxed and comfortable for a thorough cleaning — it's a welfare standard, not sedation. It takes the edge off, the way a calming chew would. We send the exact, vet-guided dosing and timing after you book. If you'd rather not use a calming aid at all, we're likely not the right fit and we'll gladly point you elsewhere.
What if my pet isn't a candidate?+
You pay only the $29 exam fee — never the full $295. We'll explain what we found, give an honest recommendation, and refer you to a trusted DVM for anesthesia-based care if needed. No pressure, no upsell.
Is a vet on site?+
Yes. A licensed DVM is present at every appointment, examines each patient before the cleaning, and is available for anything that requires veterinary care.
Do you treat cats?+
Yes — at the same flat rate as dogs. Cats often do very well with the hands-on approach because it avoids the kennel time of a traditional anesthesia visit.
What does it cost?+
A single visit is $295 flat for dogs and cats, including the veterinary exam, scaling above and below the gum line, polishing, and a post-cleaning care plan. If your pet isn't a candidate, it's only the $29 exam fee.
Two coasts.
One pair of hands.
Find a time.
Bring your pet.
Pick a slot on Lindsey's calendar for your area — or text her directly if you'd rather ask a question first. Either way, you'll hear back the same day.
$29 exam fee only · refunded against the cleaning · no charge if your pet isn't a candidate