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I'll say that's high! Our vet charged us $213.00 for Sophie's spay and one baby tooth extraction. We also live in Michigan. |
Our vet is one that is only in our area Certified. I was given a quote for 1 exrtraction, dental cleaning, and a spay would of been approx 300. and up for the pain meds and any antibiotics. |
I just had my Nicco at the vet today and she said his teeth looked ok, but to start more diligently with his dental health or he is on the road to needing a cleaning, which she quoted at about $200, which includes pre-blood work. My baby Dash is getting neutered this week and has 2 retained baby canines they are pulling at the same time at $15 each. I'm not sure the conversion from Canadian to US dollar, but your quote sounds extremely high. Hopefully, you can get a 2nd opinion. |
Had Keno neutered on the 6th, he had three teeth pulled, baby teeth he had not lost yet. The total bill with blood work and pain meds was 212.00. That was here in Florida. |
I'm from AB, Canada. We went to the vet on Thursday for wellness exams and distemper for Odie and Tila. My cat D'art also went in for his rabies. For all three it cost $275. They gave me 20% off, because I took all three in together. While there I asked about dental cleanings. Odie needs to get his teeth cleaned and she said Tila's were in good shape. The quote she gave me was $450 each and up. Depending on if extractions, etc. were needed. I do live in a small town and the three vets here all work the surrounding vet offices. I'm going to call around and check prices in the nearby city, but I feel comfortable with my vet and the office is only two minutes away. All in all, I don't think $450 is too bad? |
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A Board Certified Dentist will be more expensive, but may not be neccessary for routine cleanings, baby tooth extractions, or simple adult tooth extractions. I truly believe that routine dental work (cleaning, polishing+preventative included, and minor extractions) shouldn't cost over $300-$350, done by a regular vet. |
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Would that pricing include x-rays? Do you know how much extra xrays drive the price up? I'm curious because I am taking Teddy to the dentist on Tuesday but he is very young and I'm not sure he needs xrays. |
Something that really helps with plaque are Himalayan Chews. Toby's teeth weren't the whitest when I got him but ever since I've been giving him the chews, the vet comments on how clean his teeth are. RDB11 sells them and has excellent customer service. You can't buy them at Petsmart or Petco. I've only found them at pet boutiques and that's about the only thing I buy from the place because their prices are outlandish. But I have ordered from RDB11 before and would definitely order again if I was unable to find them locally. |
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Last year I paid $450 - $500 to have Buster's teeth cleaned and some baby teeth extracted. This included the pre-op blood work. |
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Yep, thats what we pay around here. With xrays around $400. Bloodwork around $100, anesthesia $150, cleaning $35 and extractions $6.00 a tooth. |
I just had my Lizzie's teeth cleaned about two weeks ago, it cost me $214.00 and that included the blood work I had done the week before. How ever she didn't have any teeth extracted. |
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