Teeth cleaning- so glad we didn't anesthetize

Scooter

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I probably spelled that wrong, but...after calling several dog teeth cleaning places, we finally found one who doesn't use anesthesia. She only charged $120, took 30 minutes, and Zoes teeth are pearly white again! Not all dogs are good candidates for this, but with Zoe's sweet, docile temperament, we knew she didn't need to go under, which would have cost $400+. I highly recommend it!
 

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Does it really cost that much for teeth cleaning!? when I take my yorkie to the groomer they do it there for part of the costs and it's $50 for everything... Is teeth cleaning more expensive for larger dogs?
 

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oh wow..that is quite pricey. Do you brush your dogs teeth yourself too? Well, I also see you are frmo San Fran (beautiful city! :) ) and I know things tend to cost more around the bay area..so that could factor in as well. I bet her teeth are nice and white now!
 

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Does it really cost that much for teeth cleaning!? when I take my yorkie to the groomer they do it there for part of the costs and it's $50 for everything... Is teeth cleaning more expensive for larger dogs?
This is probably a tooth brushing, not actual dental work.
 

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