We believe in transparent pricing. Find the costs of our most popular services below. For less common services, we provide detailed estimates upfront. Our team is happy to explore care options for every budget.
Our prices may differ by clinic due to varying costs such as rent, equipment, and staffing.
Castrating your male dog prevents them from reproducing, and can help with certain challenging behaviours. We recommend discussing the decision with one of our vets, as there are various factors to consider, especially when it comes to puppies.
Neutering procedures vary by sex, species and weight. Large dogs need more medications than smaller dogs. The procedure will also take a longer time. This price range covers a 5kg dog to a 50kg one. We can give you a more accurate estimate once we know what your dog weighs.
Castrating your male dog prevents them from reproducing, and can help with certain challenging behaviours. We recommend discussing the decision with one of our vets, as there are various factors to consider, especially when it comes to puppies.
Neutering procedures vary by sex, species and weight. Large dogs need more medications than smaller dogs. The procedure will also take a longer time. This price range covers a 5kg dog to a 50kg one. We can give you a more accurate estimate once we know what your dog weighs.
Castrating your male dog prevents them from reproducing, and can help with certain challenging behaviours. We recommend discussing the decision with one of our vets, as there are various factors to consider, especially when it comes to puppies.
Neutering procedures vary by sex, species and weight. Large dogs need more medications than smaller dogs. The procedure will also take a longer time. This price range covers a 5kg dog to a 50kg one. We can give you a more accurate estimate once we know what your dog weighs.
Castrating your male dog prevents them from reproducing, and can help with certain challenging behaviours. We recommend discussing the decision with one of our vets, as there are various factors to consider, especially when it comes to puppies.
Neutering procedures vary by sex, species and weight. Large dogs need more medications than smaller dogs. The procedure will also take a longer time. This price range covers a 5kg dog to a 50kg one. We can give you a more accurate estimate once we know what your dog weighs.
Castrating your male dog prevents them from reproducing, and can help with certain challenging behaviours. We recommend discussing the decision with one of our vets, as there are various factors to consider, especially when it comes to puppies.
Neutering procedures vary by sex, species and weight. Large dogs need more medications than smaller dogs. The procedure will also take a longer time. This price range covers a 5kg dog to a 50kg one. We can give you a more accurate estimate once we know what your dog weighs.
Castrating your male dog prevents them from reproducing, and can help with certain challenging behaviours. We recommend discussing the decision with one of our vets, as there are various factors to consider, especially when it comes to puppies.
Neutering procedures vary by sex, species and weight. Large dogs need more medications than smaller dogs. The procedure will also take a longer time. This price range covers a 5kg dog to a 50kg one. We can give you a more accurate estimate once we know what your dog weighs.
Castrating your male dog prevents them from reproducing, and can help with certain challenging behaviours. We recommend discussing the decision with one of our vets, as there are various factors to consider, especially when it comes to puppies.
Neutering procedures vary by sex, species and weight. Large dogs need more medications than smaller dogs. The procedure will also take a longer time. This price range covers a 5kg dog to a 50kg one. We can give you a more accurate estimate once we know what your dog weighs.
Castrating your male dog prevents them from reproducing, and can help with certain challenging behaviours. We recommend discussing the decision with one of our vets, as there are various factors to consider, especially when it comes to puppies.
Neutering procedures vary by sex, species and weight. Large dogs need more medications than smaller dogs. The procedure will also take a longer time. This price range covers a 5kg dog to a 50kg one. We can give you a more accurate estimate once we know what your dog weighs.
Spaying your female dog prevents them from reproducing, and helps prevent certain cancers. We always recommend that you talk to one of our vets about when to have your (female) dog spayed.
Neutering procedures vary by sex, species and weight. If you have a large dog, it will need more medication than a smaller dog: the procedure will also take a longer time. This price range covers a 5kg dog to a 50kg one. We can give you a more accurate estimate once we know what your dog weighs.
Spaying your female dog prevents them from reproducing, and helps prevent certain cancers. We always recommend that you talk to one of our vets about when to have your (female) dog spayed.
Neutering procedures vary by sex, species and weight. If you have a large dog, it will need more medication than a smaller dog: the procedure will also take a longer time. This price range covers a 5kg dog to a 50kg one. We can give you a more accurate estimate once we know what your dog weighs.
Spaying your female dog prevents them from reproducing, and helps prevent certain cancers. We always recommend that you talk to one of our vets about when to have your (female) dog spayed.
Neutering procedures vary by sex, species and weight. If you have a large dog, it will need more medication than a smaller dog: the procedure will also take a longer time. This price range covers a 5kg dog to a 50kg one. We can give you a more accurate estimate once we know what your dog weighs.
Spaying your female dog prevents them from reproducing, and helps prevent certain cancers. We always recommend that you talk to one of our vets about when to have your (female) dog spayed.
Neutering procedures vary by sex, species and weight. If you have a large dog, it will need more medication than a smaller dog: the procedure will also take a longer time. This price range covers a 5kg dog to a 50kg one. We can give you a more accurate estimate once we know what your dog weighs.
Spaying your female dog prevents them from reproducing, and helps prevent certain cancers. We always recommend that you talk to one of our vets about when to have your (female) dog spayed.
Neutering procedures vary by sex, species and weight. If you have a large dog, it will need more medication than a smaller dog: the procedure will also take a longer time. This price range covers a 5kg dog to a 50kg one. We can give you a more accurate estimate once we know what your dog weighs.
Spaying your female dog prevents them from reproducing, and helps prevent certain cancers. We always recommend that you talk to one of our vets about when to have your (female) dog spayed.
Neutering procedures vary by sex, species and weight. If you have a large dog, it will need more medication than a smaller dog: the procedure will also take a longer time. This price range covers a 5kg dog to a 50kg one. We can give you a more accurate estimate once we know what your dog weighs.
Spaying your female dog prevents them from reproducing, and helps prevent certain cancers. We always recommend that you talk to one of our vets about when to have your (female) dog spayed.
Neutering procedures vary by sex, species and weight. If you have a large dog, it will need more medication than a smaller dog: the procedure will also take a longer time. This price range covers a 5kg dog to a 50kg one. We can give you a more accurate estimate once we know what your dog weighs.
Spaying your female dog prevents them from reproducing, and helps prevent certain cancers. We always recommend that you talk to one of our vets about when to have your (female) dog spayed.
Neutering procedures vary by sex, species and weight. If you have a large dog, it will need more medication than a smaller dog: the procedure will also take a longer time. This price range covers a 5kg dog to a 50kg one. We can give you a more accurate estimate once we know what your dog weighs.
Spaying your female dog prevents them from reproducing, and helps prevent certain cancers. We always recommend that you talk to one of our vets about when to have your (female) dog spayed.
Neutering procedures vary by sex, species and weight. If you have a large dog, it will need more medication than a smaller dog: the procedure will also take a longer time. This price range covers a 5kg dog to a 50kg one. We can give you a more accurate estimate once we know what your dog weighs.
Spaying your female dog prevents them from reproducing, and helps prevent certain cancers. We always recommend that you talk to one of our vets about when to have your (female) dog spayed.
Neutering procedures vary by sex, species and weight. If you have a large dog, it will need more medication than a smaller dog: the procedure will also take a longer time. This price range covers a 5kg dog to a 50kg one. We can give you a more accurate estimate once we know what your dog weighs.
Spaying your female dog prevents them from reproducing, and helps prevent certain cancers. We always recommend that you talk to one of our vets about when to have your (female) dog spayed.
Neutering procedures vary by sex, species and weight. If you have a large dog, it will need more medication than a smaller dog: the procedure will also take a longer time. This price range covers a 5kg dog to a 50kg one. We can give you a more accurate estimate once we know what your dog weighs.
Spaying your female dog prevents them from reproducing, and helps prevent certain cancers. We always recommend that you talk to one of our vets about when to have your (female) dog spayed.
Neutering procedures vary by sex, species and weight. If you have a large dog, it will need more medication than a smaller dog: the procedure will also take a longer time. This price range covers a 5kg dog to a 50kg one. We can give you a more accurate estimate once we know what your dog weighs.
Spaying your female dog prevents them from reproducing, and helps prevent certain cancers. We always recommend that you talk to one of our vets about when to have your (female) dog spayed.
Neutering procedures vary by sex, species and weight. If you have a large dog, it will need more medication than a smaller dog: the procedure will also take a longer time. This price range covers a 5kg dog to a 50kg one. We can give you a more accurate estimate once we know what your dog weighs.
Spaying your female dog prevents them from reproducing, and helps prevent certain cancers. We always recommend that you talk to one of our vets about when to have your (female) dog spayed.
Neutering procedures vary by sex, species and weight. If you have a large dog, it will need more medication than a smaller dog: the procedure will also take a longer time. This price range covers a 5kg dog to a 50kg one. We can give you a more accurate estimate once we know what your dog weighs.
Spaying your female dog prevents them from reproducing, and helps prevent certain cancers. We always recommend that you talk to one of our vets about when to have your (female) dog spayed.
Neutering procedures vary by sex, species and weight. If you have a large dog, it will need more medication than a smaller dog: the procedure will also take a longer time. This price range covers a 5kg dog to a 50kg one. We can give you a more accurate estimate once we know what your dog weighs.
Spaying your female dog prevents them from reproducing, and helps prevent certain cancers. We always recommend that you talk to one of our vets about when to have your (female) dog spayed.
Neutering procedures vary by sex, species and weight. If you have a large dog, it will need more medication than a smaller dog: the procedure will also take a longer time. This price range covers a 5kg dog to a 50kg one. We can give you a more accurate estimate once we know what your dog weighs.
Dental care and treatment for our canine patients can be in two stages if extractions are required. Stage 1 is a full oral assessment under general anaesthesia to check each of the 42 teeth. IV fluids are given to maintain blood pressure and hydration. Periodontal treatment is performed to remove plaque and tartar. Full mouth x-rays are taken. If minor/quick extractions are required we will do this at the end of the stage 1 procedure. Should multiple teeth need to be extracted then we recommend a stage 2 procedure at a later date. We will be able to give you an accurate estimate for the stage 2 procedure once stage 1 has been carried out.
We price the dental cleaning part of the procedure according to your pet's weight and the severity of tartar (calculus). The larger the dog, the more time consuming the procedure and the more medication is needed. These prices range from a 5kg dog to a 50kg one. We price the dental cleaning part of the procedure according to your dog's weight and how much tartar (calculus) they have on their teeth. One of our veterinary surgeons may recommend that pre-anaesthetic blood tests are performed. These are advised on a case by case basis, generally for older dogs, to improve the safety of the anaesthetic for pets which may need more support.
Dental care and treatment for our canine patients can be in two stages if extractions are required. Stage 1 is a full oral assessment under general anaesthesia to check each of the 42 teeth. IV fluids are given to maintain blood pressure and hydration. Periodontal treatment is performed to remove plaque and tartar. Full mouth x-rays are taken. If minor/quick extractions are required we will do this at the end of the stage 1 procedure. Should multiple teeth need to be extracted then we recommend a stage 2 procedure at a later date. We will be able to give you an accurate estimate for the stage 2 procedure once stage 1 has been carried out.
We price the dental cleaning part of the procedure according to your pet's weight and the severity of tartar (calculus). The larger the dog, the more time consuming the procedure and the more medication is needed. These prices range from a 5kg dog to a 50kg one. We price the dental cleaning part of the procedure according to your dog's weight and how much tartar (calculus) they have on their teeth. One of our veterinary surgeons may recommend that pre-anaesthetic blood tests are performed. These are advised on a case by case basis, generally for older dogs, to improve the safety of the anaesthetic for pets which may need more support.
Dental care and treatment for our canine patients can be in two stages if extractions are required. Stage 1 is a full oral assessment under general anaesthesia to check each of the 42 teeth. IV fluids are given to maintain blood pressure and hydration. Periodontal treatment is performed to remove plaque and tartar. Full mouth x-rays are taken. If minor/quick extractions are required we will do this at the end of the stage 1 procedure. Should multiple teeth need to be extracted then we recommend a stage 2 procedure at a later date. We will be able to give you an accurate estimate for the stage 2 procedure once stage 1 has been carried out.
We price the dental cleaning part of the procedure according to your pet's weight and the severity of tartar (calculus). The larger the dog, the more time consuming the procedure and the more medication is needed. These prices range from a 5kg dog to a 50kg one. We price the dental cleaning part of the procedure according to your dog's weight and how much tartar (calculus) they have on their teeth. One of our veterinary surgeons may recommend that pre-anaesthetic blood tests are performed. These are advised on a case by case basis, generally for older dogs, to improve the safety of the anaesthetic for pets which may need more support.
Dental care and treatment for our canine patients can be in two stages if extractions are required. Stage 1 is a full oral assessment under general anaesthesia to check each of the 42 teeth. IV fluids are given to maintain blood pressure and hydration. Periodontal treatment is performed to remove plaque and tartar. Full mouth x-rays are taken. If minor/quick extractions are required we will do this at the end of the stage 1 procedure. Should multiple teeth need to be extracted then we recommend a stage 2 procedure at a later date. We will be able to give you an accurate estimate for the stage 2 procedure once stage 1 has been carried out.
We price the dental cleaning part of the procedure according to your pet's weight and the severity of tartar (calculus). The larger the dog, the more time consuming the procedure and the more medication is needed. These prices range from a 5kg dog to a 50kg one. We price the dental cleaning part of the procedure according to your dog's weight and how much tartar (calculus) they have on their teeth. One of our veterinary surgeons may recommend that pre-anaesthetic blood tests are performed. These are advised on a case by case basis, generally for older dogs, to improve the safety of the anaesthetic for pets which may need more support.
Dental care and treatment for our canine patients can be in two stages if extractions are required. Stage 1 is a full oral assessment under general anaesthesia to check each of the 42 teeth. IV fluids are given to maintain blood pressure and hydration. Periodontal treatment is performed to remove plaque and tartar. Full mouth x-rays are taken. If minor/quick extractions are required we will do this at the end of the stage 1 procedure. Should multiple teeth need to be extracted then we recommend a stage 2 procedure at a later date. We will be able to give you an accurate estimate for the stage 2 procedure once stage 1 has been carried out.
We price the dental cleaning part of the procedure according to your pet's weight and the severity of tartar (calculus). The larger the dog, the more time consuming the procedure and the more medication is needed. These prices range from a 5kg dog to a 50kg one. We price the dental cleaning part of the procedure according to your dog's weight and how much tartar (calculus) they have on their teeth. One of our veterinary surgeons may recommend that pre-anaesthetic blood tests are performed. These are advised on a case by case basis, generally for older dogs, to improve the safety of the anaesthetic for pets which may need more support.
Dental care and treatment for our canine patients can be in two stages if extractions are required. Stage 1 is a full oral assessment under general anaesthesia to check each of the 42 teeth. IV fluids are given to maintain blood pressure and hydration. Periodontal treatment is performed to remove plaque and tartar. Full mouth x-rays are taken. If minor/quick extractions are required we will do this at the end of the stage 1 procedure. Should multiple teeth need to be extracted then we recommend a stage 2 procedure at a later date. We will be able to give you an accurate estimate for the stage 2 procedure once stage 1 has been carried out.
We price the dental cleaning part of the procedure according to your pet's weight and the severity of tartar (calculus). The larger the dog, the more time consuming the procedure and the more medication is needed. These prices range from a 5kg dog to a 50kg one. We price the dental cleaning part of the procedure according to your dog's weight and how much tartar (calculus) they have on their teeth. One of our veterinary surgeons may recommend that pre-anaesthetic blood tests are performed. These are advised on a case by case basis, generally for older dogs, to improve the safety of the anaesthetic for pets which may need more support.
Dental care and treatment for our canine patients can be in two stages if extractions are required. Stage 1 is a full oral assessment under general anaesthesia to check each of the 42 teeth. IV fluids are given to maintain blood pressure and hydration. Periodontal treatment is performed to remove plaque and tartar. Full mouth x-rays are taken. If minor/quick extractions are required we will do this at the end of the stage 1 procedure. Should multiple teeth need to be extracted then we recommend a stage 2 procedure at a later date. We will be able to give you an accurate estimate for the stage 2 procedure once stage 1 has been carried out.
We price the dental cleaning part of the procedure according to your pet's weight and the severity of tartar (calculus). The larger the dog, the more time consuming the procedure and the more medication is needed. These prices range from a 5kg dog to a 50kg one. We price the dental cleaning part of the procedure according to your dog's weight and how much tartar (calculus) they have on their teeth. One of our veterinary surgeons may recommend that pre-anaesthetic blood tests are performed. These are advised on a case by case basis, generally for older dogs, to improve the safety of the anaesthetic for pets which may need more support.
Dental care and treatment for our canine patients can be in two stages if extractions are required. Stage 1 is a full oral assessment under general anaesthesia to check each of the 42 teeth. IV fluids are given to maintain blood pressure and hydration. Periodontal treatment is performed to remove plaque and tartar. Full mouth x-rays are taken. If minor/quick extractions are required we will do this at the end of the stage 1 procedure. Should multiple teeth need to be extracted then we recommend a stage 2 procedure at a later date. We will be able to give you an accurate estimate for the stage 2 procedure once stage 1 has been carried out.
We price the dental cleaning part of the procedure according to your pet's weight and the severity of tartar (calculus). The larger the dog, the more time consuming the procedure and the more medication is needed. These prices range from a 5kg dog to a 50kg one. We price the dental cleaning part of the procedure according to your dog's weight and how much tartar (calculus) they have on their teeth. One of our veterinary surgeons may recommend that pre-anaesthetic blood tests are performed. These are advised on a case by case basis, generally for older dogs, to improve the safety of the anaesthetic for pets which may need more support.
Dental care and treatment for our canine patients can be in two stages if extractions are required. Stage 1 is a full oral assessment under general anaesthesia to check each of the 42 teeth. IV fluids are given to maintain blood pressure and hydration. Periodontal treatment is performed to remove plaque and tartar. Full mouth x-rays are taken. If minor/quick extractions are required we will do this at the end of the stage 1 procedure. Should multiple teeth need to be extracted then we recommend a stage 2 procedure at a later date. We will be able to give you an accurate estimate for the stage 2 procedure once stage 1 has been carried out.
We price the dental cleaning part of the procedure according to your pet's weight and the severity of tartar (calculus). The larger the dog, the more time consuming the procedure and the more medication is needed. These prices range from a 5kg dog to a 50kg one. We price the dental cleaning part of the procedure according to your dog's weight and how much tartar (calculus) they have on their teeth. One of our veterinary surgeons may recommend that pre-anaesthetic blood tests are performed. These are advised on a case by case basis, generally for older dogs, to improve the safety of the anaesthetic for pets which may need more support.
Dental care and treatment for our canine patients can be in two stages if extractions are required. Stage 1 is a full oral assessment under general anaesthesia to check each of the 42 teeth. IV fluids are given to maintain blood pressure and hydration. Periodontal treatment is performed to remove plaque and tartar. Full mouth x-rays are taken. If minor/quick extractions are required we will do this at the end of the stage 1 procedure. Should multiple teeth need to be extracted then we recommend a stage 2 procedure at a later date. We will be able to give you an accurate estimate for the stage 2 procedure once stage 1 has been carried out.
We price the dental cleaning part of the procedure according to your pet's weight and the severity of tartar (calculus). The larger the dog, the more time consuming the procedure and the more medication is needed. These prices range from a 5kg dog to a 50kg one. We price the dental cleaning part of the procedure according to your dog's weight and how much tartar (calculus) they have on their teeth. One of our veterinary surgeons may recommend that pre-anaesthetic blood tests are performed. These are advised on a case by case basis, generally for older dogs, to improve the safety of the anaesthetic for pets which may need more support.
Dental care and treatment for our canine patients can be in two stages if extractions are required. Stage 1 is a full oral assessment under general anaesthesia to check each of the 42 teeth. IV fluids are given to maintain blood pressure and hydration. Periodontal treatment is performed to remove plaque and tartar. Full mouth x-rays are taken. If minor/quick extractions are required we will do this at the end of the stage 1 procedure. Should multiple teeth need to be extracted then we recommend a stage 2 procedure at a later date. We will be able to give you an accurate estimate for the stage 2 procedure once stage 1 has been carried out.
We price the dental cleaning part of the procedure according to your pet's weight and the severity of tartar (calculus). The larger the dog, the more time consuming the procedure and the more medication is needed. These prices range from a 5kg dog to a 50kg one. We price the dental cleaning part of the procedure according to your dog's weight and how much tartar (calculus) they have on their teeth. One of our veterinary surgeons may recommend that pre-anaesthetic blood tests are performed. These are advised on a case by case basis, generally for older dogs, to improve the safety of the anaesthetic for pets which may need more support.
Dental care and treatment for our canine patients can be in two stages if extractions are required. Stage 1 is a full oral assessment under general anaesthesia to check each of the 42 teeth. IV fluids are given to maintain blood pressure and hydration. Periodontal treatment is performed to remove plaque and tartar. Full mouth x-rays are taken. If minor/quick extractions are required we will do this at the end of the stage 1 procedure. Should multiple teeth need to be extracted then we recommend a stage 2 procedure at a later date. We will be able to give you an accurate estimate for the stage 2 procedure once stage 1 has been carried out.
We price the dental cleaning part of the procedure according to your pet's weight and the severity of tartar (calculus). The larger the dog, the more time consuming the procedure and the more medication is needed. These prices range from a 5kg dog to a 50kg one. We price the dental cleaning part of the procedure according to your dog's weight and how much tartar (calculus) they have on their teeth. One of our veterinary surgeons may recommend that pre-anaesthetic blood tests are performed. These are advised on a case by case basis, generally for older dogs, to improve the safety of the anaesthetic for pets which may need more support.
Dental care and treatment for our canine patients can be in two stages if extractions are required. Stage 1 is a full oral assessment under general anaesthesia to check each of the 42 teeth. IV fluids are given to maintain blood pressure and hydration. Periodontal treatment is performed to remove plaque and tartar. Full mouth x-rays are taken. If minor/quick extractions are required we will do this at the end of the stage 1 procedure. Should multiple teeth need to be extracted then we recommend a stage 2 procedure at a later date. We will be able to give you an accurate estimate for the stage 2 procedure once stage 1 has been carried out.
We price the dental cleaning part of the procedure according to your pet's weight and the severity of tartar (calculus). The larger the dog, the more time consuming the procedure and the more medication is needed. These prices range from a 5kg dog to a 50kg one. We price the dental cleaning part of the procedure according to your dog's weight and how much tartar (calculus) they have on their teeth. One of our veterinary surgeons may recommend that pre-anaesthetic blood tests are performed. These are advised on a case by case basis, generally for older dogs, to improve the safety of the anaesthetic for pets which may need more support.
Dental care and treatment for our canine patients can be in two stages if extractions are required. Stage 1 is a full oral assessment under general anaesthesia to check each of the 42 teeth. IV fluids are given to maintain blood pressure and hydration. Periodontal treatment is performed to remove plaque and tartar. Full mouth x-rays are taken. If minor/quick extractions are required we will do this at the end of the stage 1 procedure. Should multiple teeth need to be extracted then we recommend a stage 2 procedure at a later date. We will be able to give you an accurate estimate for the stage 2 procedure once stage 1 has been carried out.
We price the dental cleaning part of the procedure according to your pet's weight and the severity of tartar (calculus). The larger the dog, the more time consuming the procedure and the more medication is needed. These prices range from a 5kg dog to a 50kg one. We price the dental cleaning part of the procedure according to your dog's weight and how much tartar (calculus) they have on their teeth. One of our veterinary surgeons may recommend that pre-anaesthetic blood tests are performed. These are advised on a case by case basis, generally for older dogs, to improve the safety of the anaesthetic for pets which may need more support.
Dental care and treatment for our canine patients can be in two stages if extractions are required. Stage 1 is a full oral assessment under general anaesthesia to check each of the 42 teeth. IV fluids are given to maintain blood pressure and hydration. Periodontal treatment is performed to remove plaque and tartar. Full mouth x-rays are taken. If minor/quick extractions are required we will do this at the end of the stage 1 procedure. Should multiple teeth need to be extracted then we recommend a stage 2 procedure at a later date. We will be able to give you an accurate estimate for the stage 2 procedure once stage 1 has been carried out.
We price the dental cleaning part of the procedure according to your pet's weight and the severity of tartar (calculus). The larger the dog, the more time consuming the procedure and the more medication is needed. These prices range from a 5kg dog to a 50kg one. We price the dental cleaning part of the procedure according to your dog's weight and how much tartar (calculus) they have on their teeth. One of our veterinary surgeons may recommend that pre-anaesthetic blood tests are performed. These are advised on a case by case basis, generally for older dogs, to improve the safety of the anaesthetic for pets which may need more support.
Dental care and treatment for our canine patients can be in two stages if extractions are required. Stage 1 is a full oral assessment under general anaesthesia to check each of the 42 teeth. IV fluids are given to maintain blood pressure and hydration. Periodontal treatment is performed to remove plaque and tartar. Full mouth x-rays are taken. If minor/quick extractions are required we will do this at the end of the stage 1 procedure. Should multiple teeth need to be extracted then we recommend a stage 2 procedure at a later date. We will be able to give you an accurate estimate for the stage 2 procedure once stage 1 has been carried out.
We price the dental cleaning part of the procedure according to your pet's weight and the severity of tartar (calculus). The larger the dog, the more time consuming the procedure and the more medication is needed. These prices range from a 5kg dog to a 50kg one. We price the dental cleaning part of the procedure according to your dog's weight and how much tartar (calculus) they have on their teeth. One of our veterinary surgeons may recommend that pre-anaesthetic blood tests are performed. These are advised on a case by case basis, generally for older dogs, to improve the safety of the anaesthetic for pets which may need more support.
If your pet's nails are becoming overgrown or catching on furniture, a nail clipping is recommended. Regular clippings help keep your pet comfortable and prevent issues with walking or scratching. Most pets benefit from nail trims every 2-4 weeks, depending on their activity level and how quickly their nails grow.
This flat fee covers the nail clipping itself. If we identify any issues with your pet's nails during the appointment, we'll discuss additional treatment options and costs with you in advance.
If your pet's nails are becoming overgrown or catching on furniture, a nail clipping is recommended. Regular clippings help keep your pet comfortable and prevent issues with walking or scratching. Most pets benefit from nail trims every 2-4 weeks, depending on their activity level and how quickly their nails grow.
This flat fee covers the nail clipping itself. If we identify any issues with your pet's nails during the appointment, we'll discuss additional treatment options and costs with you in advance.
If your pet's nails are becoming overgrown or catching on furniture, a nail clipping is recommended. Regular clippings help keep your pet comfortable and prevent issues with walking or scratching. Most pets benefit from nail trims every 2-4 weeks, depending on their activity level and how quickly their nails grow.
This flat fee covers the nail clipping itself. If we identify any issues with your pet's nails during the appointment, we'll discuss additional treatment options and costs with you in advance.
If your pet's nails are becoming overgrown or catching on furniture, a nail clipping is recommended. Regular clippings help keep your pet comfortable and prevent issues with walking or scratching. Most pets benefit from nail trims every 2-4 weeks, depending on their activity level and how quickly their nails grow.
This flat fee covers the nail clipping itself. If we identify any issues with your pet's nails during the appointment, we'll discuss additional treatment options and costs with you in advance.
If your pet's nails are becoming overgrown or catching on furniture, a nail clipping is recommended. Regular clippings help keep your pet comfortable and prevent issues with walking or scratching. Most pets benefit from nail trims every 2-4 weeks, depending on their activity level and how quickly their nails grow.
This flat fee covers the nail clipping itself. If we identify any issues with your pet's nails during the appointment, we'll discuss additional treatment options and costs with you in advance.
If your pet's nails are becoming overgrown or catching on furniture, a nail clipping is recommended. Regular clippings help keep your pet comfortable and prevent issues with walking or scratching. Most pets benefit from nail trims every 2-4 weeks, depending on their activity level and how quickly their nails grow.
This flat fee covers the nail clipping itself. If we identify any issues with your pet's nails during the appointment, we'll discuss additional treatment options and costs with you in advance.
If your pet's nails are becoming overgrown or catching on furniture, a nail clipping is recommended. Regular clippings help keep your pet comfortable and prevent issues with walking or scratching. Most pets benefit from nail trims every 2-4 weeks, depending on their activity level and how quickly their nails grow.
This flat fee covers the nail clipping itself. If we identify any issues with your pet's nails during the appointment, we'll discuss additional treatment options and costs with you in advance.
If your pet's nails are becoming overgrown or catching on furniture, a nail clipping is recommended. Regular clippings help keep your pet comfortable and prevent issues with walking or scratching. Most pets benefit from nail trims every 2-4 weeks, depending on their activity level and how quickly their nails grow.
This flat fee covers the nail clipping itself. If we identify any issues with your pet's nails during the appointment, we'll discuss additional treatment options and costs with you in advance.
If your pet's nails are becoming overgrown or catching on furniture, a nail clipping is recommended. Regular clippings help keep your pet comfortable and prevent issues with walking or scratching. Most pets benefit from nail trims every 2-4 weeks, depending on their activity level and how quickly their nails grow.
This flat fee covers the nail clipping itself. If we identify any issues with your pet's nails during the appointment, we'll discuss additional treatment options and costs with you in advance.
If your pet's nails are becoming overgrown or catching on furniture, a nail clipping is recommended. Regular clippings help keep your pet comfortable and prevent issues with walking or scratching. Most pets benefit from nail trims every 2-4 weeks, depending on their activity level and how quickly their nails grow.
This flat fee covers the nail clipping itself. If we identify any issues with your pet's nails during the appointment, we'll discuss additional treatment options and costs with you in advance.
If your pet's nails are becoming overgrown or catching on furniture, a nail clipping is recommended. Regular clippings help keep your pet comfortable and prevent issues with walking or scratching. Most pets benefit from nail trims every 2-4 weeks, depending on their activity level and how quickly their nails grow.
This flat fee covers the nail clipping itself. If we identify any issues with your pet's nails during the appointment, we'll discuss additional treatment options and costs with you in advance.
If your pet's nails are becoming overgrown or catching on furniture, a nail clipping is recommended. Regular clippings help keep your pet comfortable and prevent issues with walking or scratching. Most pets benefit from nail trims every 2-4 weeks, depending on their activity level and how quickly their nails grow.
This flat fee covers the nail clipping itself. If we identify any issues with your pet's nails during the appointment, we'll discuss additional treatment options and costs with you in advance.
If your pet's nails are becoming overgrown or catching on furniture, a nail clipping is recommended. Regular clippings help keep your pet comfortable and prevent issues with walking or scratching. Most pets benefit from nail trims every 2-4 weeks, depending on their activity level and how quickly their nails grow.
This flat fee covers the nail clipping itself. If we identify any issues with your pet's nails during the appointment, we'll discuss additional treatment options and costs with you in advance.
If your pet's nails are becoming overgrown or catching on furniture, a nail clipping is recommended. Regular clippings help keep your pet comfortable and prevent issues with walking or scratching. Most pets benefit from nail trims every 2-4 weeks, depending on their activity level and how quickly their nails grow.
This flat fee covers the nail clipping itself. If we identify any issues with your pet's nails during the appointment, we'll discuss additional treatment options and costs with you in advance.
If your pet's nails are becoming overgrown or catching on furniture, a nail clipping is recommended. Regular clippings help keep your pet comfortable and prevent issues with walking or scratching. Most pets benefit from nail trims every 2-4 weeks, depending on their activity level and how quickly their nails grow.
This flat fee covers the nail clipping itself. If we identify any issues with your pet's nails during the appointment, we'll discuss additional treatment options and costs with you in advance.
If your pet's nails are becoming overgrown or catching on furniture, a nail clipping is recommended. Regular clippings help keep your pet comfortable and prevent issues with walking or scratching. Most pets benefit from nail trims every 2-4 weeks, depending on their activity level and how quickly their nails grow.
This flat fee covers the nail clipping itself. If we identify any issues with your pet's nails during the appointment, we'll discuss additional treatment options and costs with you in advance.
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