Teeth cleaning for dogs costs $170 to $350 by a general vet, or up to $4,000 by a specialist, depending on factors like procedures and health conditions.

Poor oral hygiene in your pets can lead to costly vet bills. Here's how to care for your dog's and cats teeth without a toothbrush.

So, it’s time to introduce them to this plaque and tartar-removing dental powder for dogs — a must-grab since it’s on sale and especially if your dog hates brushing. Reviewers call it a “simple fix” ...

Nearly all dogs develop dental problems and stinky breath. Follow these vet-approved tips for how to clean your dog's teeth.

If your dog hates getting their teeth brushed, it’s time to introduce them to this plaque and tartar-removing dental powder for dogs — especially when it’s half-off. Reviewers say it’s a “simple fix” ...

As part of the Low-Cost Spay/Neuter and Vaccine Clinic, Leptospirosis, Canine Influenza, and Lyme Disease vaccines will start on Saturday.

A deep teeth cleaning is when the dentist cleans under your gums to prevent gum disease. Learn more about why you need it, how much it costs, and more.

Plus, we investigate how much dog teeth cleaning could cost. Is it worth getting your dog’s teeth cleaned? According to vet Dr Rebecca MacMillan, professional dog teeth cleaning leaves you safe in the ...

Dental disease affects more than just your canine companion’s breath – knowing how to keep dog teeth clean is a must for overall health!

A routine teeth cleaning for a dog can cost between $170 and $350, while an ultrasonic cleaning with other procedures under anesthesia can cost up to $4,000.

Looking to understand more about dog teeth cleaning? We cover signs of needing dog dental care and what to expect.

A Chicago woman says a veterinarian performed the wrong procedure on her dog. Instead of the scheduled teeth cleaning, she said her dog ended up being spayed.