OUR SERVICES

Gentle dental, tail-wagging results.

Professional, anesthesia-free dental cleanings designed to keep your pet healthy and happy.

Anesthesia-Free Dental Cleanings for Dogs

Anesthesia-Free Dental Cleanings for Cats

Preventive Care

Pricing

Flat Rate: $199

How it Works

Fill out our online form : Share details about your pet.

Contact & Scheduling : We’ll coordinate a convenient time within our hours — We’re open 7 days a week 8 AM to 6PM.

At home service: Enjoy a stress-free dental cleaning right at your doorstep.

Total health begins with oral care.

Just like us, our loyal four-legged companions can develop dental disease that affect overall health and happiness.

The main dental diseases are cavities and gum disease. Cats and dogs get gum disease more often than cavities

Did you know…

Gum disease affects both humans and animals at surprisingly high rates?

8 out of 10 dogs over 3 years old have gum disease

9 out of 10 cats over 4 years old have gum disease

Almost half of people over 30 years old have gum disease

DON’T WAIT, PREVENT!

Untreated gum disease can increase risks to overall health:

For humans, it may increase the risk of heart disease, Alzheimer's, diabetes, and stroke.

For our pets, it can cause tooth loss, pain, difficulty eating, and may lead to systemic health issues affecting the kidney, liver, and heart.

STAGES OF GUM (PERIDONTAL) DISEASE

Gum disease develops the same way in humans & pets. Unremoved plaque hardens into tartar, which can lead to gum disease as it accumulates.

Stage 4, and some Stage 3 cases, are irreversible and require veterinary care.

Tarter is not our friend.

· Provides a surface for bacteria to grow, with some bacteria irritating gum tissue

· Creates gaps between teeth and gums, giving bacteria access to the tooth's root

· Builds up under the gums, where bacterial toxins can attack ligaments and bone

· Clings to teeth, so it cannot be brushed away

· Can only be removed by professional scaling and polishing

preventing gum disease in humans:

Rinse with water after meals

Brush teeth twice a day

Floss teeth at least once a day

Receive professional removal of plaque and tartar every 3 to 6 months, depending on condition

preventing gum disease in Pets:

Brush teeth every day (3 times per week minimum)

Receive professional removal of plaque and tartar every 3 to 6 months, depending on accumulation

Here at Flossy, we remove and tartar above the gumline as prevention.

our main cleaning steps:

  1. Disinfect mouth with chlorhexidine

  2. Remove plaque and tartar with scaler

  3. Detail with ultrasonic scaler

  4. Polish to maintain teeth enamel health