Our insurance didn’t cover the full cost of everything based on caps for the service . The reimbursement did help. Cost is dependent on location. In my area it’s crazy expensive so take that into consideration. Call at least vets, make sure they are accredited by the dental vet association, interview and then use the cost comparison to make the best choice .
Some yorkies have worse teeth than others , it is a genetic component in my opinion . I’d start your new regimen after you have had the dental for maintenance.
I use CET toothpaste and chews . We brush 2-3x a week , I could do more but that’s what I’m doing consistently. We bought Healthy Mouth water additive and will apply that once a week to her teeth as well . Emma’s teeth were cleaned in February and there’s little to no plaque build up or terrible breath.
You’ve gotten some good suggestions so far , but yes please consider a dental . I doubt the vet will let you sit in on the procedure . I know she’s your baby and best friend but the dog will be fine . I think we’ve all experienced the anxiety around such procedures.
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