Ideally a comprehensive cleaning schedule falls into 3 times a year (every 4 months). The frequency can also depend on the type of breed. For example Yorkshire terriers are more prone to plaque buildup. Regular cleaning has a tremendous amount of benefits to the longevity of your dog. Long term issues with teeth can down the line lead to hear, liver and kidney issues.

All the treatments are carried out by Petra Sramkova, a Certified Dog Groomer.

Petra has obtained a State Level Certification accredited by the Ministry of Education, Youth, and Sports of the Czech Republic recognized within the European Union. The educational program includes Dog cosmetics, Health and safety at work, Nutrition, Treatment of dogs, and Dog Breeding.

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The treatment is purely preventative and cosmetic. If your dog's teeth show signs of periodontitis or other dental issues, we refer you to the veterinarian. Read more about our dog's dental cleaning without anesthesia.

Dental cleaning at our salon is a cosmetics treatment and it is not meant as veterinary treatment. If your dog's teeth show signs of periodontitis or any deviation from normal, we recommend a visit to the veterinarian. Our goal is to maintain your pets healthy teeth and prevent more serious issues down the line.

Veterinarian dental cleaning is mostly, if not exclusively, done under anesthesia. They also provide X-ray of the mouth and teeth.