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the Cost of Dental Care for Cats

Price 
Location 
Age 
Submitted by  
Description
$ 211
Feb 2008
Spokane, WA
Domestic Long Hair Cat
6
Hoping to prevent future dental problems in cat  more... close row
$ 150
Sep 2006
Memphis, Tennessee
Domestic Cat
7
Cat was knocked out to have teeth cleaned  more... close row
$ 210
Mar 2007
Chicago, Illinois
House cat
3
Rescue cat anesthetized for dental work  more... close row
$ 85
Jan 2008
Monticello, AR
domestic short hair (cat)
2
Cat's teeth are white again  more... close row
$ 125
Mar 2007
Huntington, WV
Tabby Cat
2
Children knocked out cat's tooth  more... close row
$ 750
Feb 2008
Prattville, Alabama
Maine Coon Cat
13
Dental cleaning and tooth pulling for cat  more... close row
$ 800
Jan 2008
San Francisco, California
Cat
7
Highly involved dental procedure for cat including anesthesia  more... close row
$ 400
Feb 2007
Allentown, PA
domestic house cat
2
Cat needed root canal for broken tooth  more... close row
$ 155
Jun 2007
Sequim, WA
Adult cat
3
Teeth cleaning and extraction  more... close row

Description of service

Last year I had my female cat at the vets for dental cleaning. They had to put her under in order to clean her teeth. She had a lot of plaque. After putting her under they found a chipped tooth which needed to be extracted. They extracted the tooth, took x rays and cleaned her teeth. The total cost was $155 for the service .


Review of Service

the service was excellent and the cost was reasonable for what was done to the cat. she had a tooth removed, x rays and a cleaning for the total amount. Also, she was put under for the procedure. Not only did they do a good job but prior to coming they had given me a small sedative to give to her to help her relax before coming in. She came through the whole procedure perfect. No problems at all The staff and the doctor were very professional and courteous. The clinic was clean without any harsh orders. It was a well lit up place and their own animals there were healthy.


Tips

Always know your vet and visit prior to the procedure. Ask questions, understand what will happen. Understand all the costs involved. Make it understandable that no additional work is to be done unless you are consulted first.


$ 50
May 2008
San Diego, CA
Cat
4
Better to feed cat dry food  more... close row
$ 250
Dec 2007
Austin, Texas
Cat
5
Vet and assistant both great with cats  more... close row
$ 50
Jan 2008
Chicago, Illinois
Cat
6
Teeth cleaning for cat from a shelter  more... close row
$ 175
Aug 2006
Tampa, FL
stray, house cat
4
Learned a lesson from previous cat's infection  more... close row