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This. My dog was healthy for 12 years then developed mitral regurgitation (heart murmur) which made anesthesia more dangerous. He had bad tartar build up and needed a dental cleaning. I should have brushed his teeth from the beginning and deeply regret it. Fortunately he did well under anesthesia.

I feel fucking horrible I'm this situation. Her teeth are bad.

I was quoted $600

No way

Yeah, I was shocked when I saw that too 😳

The tooth may have looked fine but the periodontium may have been diseased badly!

Yeah I do not trust these vets. Thank goodness my pets let me brush and scale their teeth myself at home.

⁠@@NovaPrincessYeah but you can’t scale under the gumline like they can. A tooth can look perfectly healthy, but the gum tissue and bone may be diseased

@@ghoultoothI bought my own scaling tool and will start scaling their teeth every few months myself. I will not support these greedy vets- drowning in student loan debt- any of my money to 'help' perfectly healthy pets. They can kick rocks.

Question is i guess. Is this injury a retirement injury? She is 6yr old.

If you are from india, Can you tell me how much does it cost in india? Thank you. Please do reply

​@@shinchannohara586did you get it done for your dog?

I paid $260 plus they made me get a rabies shot ! & then i got home and my dogs teeth were clean but there was still spots that had black specks !! TOO MUCJ MONEY FOR THEM TO NOT BE PRECISE AND PROFESSIONAL CLEANING!!

Right? Just spent 1k for my 15lb dog

I believe you have mistaken equine dental 'floating', filing of the horses sharp teeth points, as an equine dental clean. Also only light sedation is required for horses, sometimes none at all, and definitely not full sedation, intubation and monitoring.

Because sedation is not the same as anaesthetic

It's ridiculous. Private equity has bought all the veterinary practices and the rates have skyrocketed.

Can you really? Or do you just think that now that you’ve taken the time to actually look at your pets teeth? Brush at home. Slow and steady. Save up for the procedure if you want, or take care of it yourself at home.

@@scorpionattitude well she was, she was sick and the time and it was validated when we went to the vet where they concluded she had a fever due to gingivitis because she wasn’t eating her food and was throwing up more than usual ..... you can tell things are off through their actions just how you would with a child .... it’s not rocket science

@@scorpionattitude well she was, she was sick and the time and it was validated when we went to the vet where they concluded she had a fever due to gingivitis because she wasn’t eating her food and was throwing up more than usual ..... you can tell things are off through their actions just how you would with a child .... it’s not rocket science. Also I have been brushing her teeth for over a year now she got severe gingivitis bc I was away at college and my family wouldn’t brush her teeth and it got to point where her teeth were disintegrating

My dog got an abscess in her tooth that bled for a day due to no oral care for 12 years! (We didn’t really know that was something you had to do with dogs, we’ve also never had a dog that lived this long) They gave her antibiotics and pain killer and immediately I noticed a difference, I felt really bad because I hadn’t noticed before how much pain she must have been in 🥺😢 We are in the same situation as you, I am now trying to slowly incorporate oral care but her plaque is SO BAD I just pray that the abscess doesn’t come back. This has turned my eye to my cat and I am now trying to get some of his plaque build up! Though it isn’t nearly as bad.

Same thing I never knew about dog tooth brushing but I recently found out a little to late although her teeth aren’t horrible but they’re still pretty bad and her breath smells i plan to get her teeth professionally cleaned but if they have to extract teeth it will be 1000+ but if they don’t have to do extractions then around 700 so I’m hoping they don’t have to extract some of her teeth so expensive! Definitely brush your pets teeth while you have the chance instead of paying a lot of money in the future when your pet has to get some teeth extracted she is a small dog so she’s more prone to bad teeth as she is a 10 year old Bichon

Wish I could get my grandmother to quit feeding my 5lb dog like it’s some fat kid begging for food. She says,,, well he just keeps eating so I keep giving them to him. Shits ridiculous 🤦🏾‍♀️

kibble is awful for dogs health, feed raw !

Sometimes it's too late to start brushing

@@chaolinchao8332 sometimes feeding raw while healthy, isn’t possible. In my dog’s case, he has a very sensitive stomach. So we feed him special kibble mixed in with water and any meat baby food.

Even with daily brushing you cannot avoid regular dentals, they are essential for oral health & tooth longevity! -a vet student

It’s like $500-700 CAD yet I can get my 1200 horse teeth cleaned for $300

@@katdorsey1779 it’s the anesthesia and X-rays that costs so much. Our horses don’t need full anesthesia to get their teeth floated so that helps bring costs down a bit. The actual cleaning itself doesn’t costs too much

I just paid 1k. In DC

I paid $260 for blood test and cleaning only

I paid $700 for a healthy young chihuahua. It's insane. Never again.

@@ajparenteau that’s mean to say! This is my first dog and I have him for 11 years now! He has been taken care very well!

There are 3 stages of teeth tartar(?) If its still in stage 1 the vet will just clean it under anesthesia. Stage 2, then some teeth MIGHT have to be removed but usually just cleaning. Stage 3, most of the teeth need to be removed and maybe even removing some part of the gum. I doubt yours is in stage 3, cause in stage 3, they wont eat nor drink. Its always better to have a vet check them. Make sure they are trustworthy by seeing their review or asking friends. An 11 years old dog will most likely have teeth problem no matter how well you take care of it. Just by the fact you manage to raise it until 11 years old means you are a good owner.

With how some of the roots is visible but he still ate(he does right?) I think its stage 2. Don't just listen to me though. I am just a vet student.

@@whoami1449 Thank you for helpful information. Yeah looks like he's in stage 2..His teeth were good 2 years ago, but all the sudden they are getting bad last year, I think I started feeding him wet dog food, may made them worsen, now I go back to feed him dry dog food.

Take him. My dog was messed up bc i really didn't know. As soon as i found out, i took him. They didn't say anything. They just cleaned his teeth.

It is

It is my dog’s doctor give me an estimated cost, around 1000cad in total

What's more expensive? Paying for one dental trip every so often to keep your pets healthy or pay millions of dollars over decades with a child? I paid $500 for mine here in Seattle but don't have children so its worth it to me totally

It was 70 for my dog

Mallaidh Skeff can you please tell where you went, i can’t afford it for my dog:( that’s an accurate price for me

$1200 for my dog. Good thing I have savings and a partner that helped me with the bill. Love my little doggo.

here in florida a full cleaning and scaling is around 100 or less

When I had my dogs teeth cleaned the cost was £500+ ...

Veterinary Dentists do a one year rotating internship and then a 3 year residency.

Well We in veterinary school study EVERYTHING for 4-7 years for our S1. Then 1 year of internship to get our license. Then we can take specializations such as dental or anesthesia. Which take 3-7 years(i think) Though we learn the stuff in this vid on our S1.

Vet nurses can do basic periodontal cleaning.