Sentences with phrase «anesthesia free dental care»

Do not be fooled into thinking a groomer who provides anesthesia free dental care is a viable method of pet dental care.

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Anesthesia - free dentistry, known as Non-Professional Dental Scaling (NPDS), is an ongoing topic of discussion as a service provided to well - intentioned pet owners who may be worried about anesthesia or feel they may not be able to afford professional veterinary deAnesthesia - free dentistry, known as Non-Professional Dental Scaling (NPDS), is an ongoing topic of discussion as a service provided to well - intentioned pet owners who may be worried about anesthesia or feel they may not be able to afford professional veterinary deanesthesia or feel they may not be able to afford professional veterinary dental care.

At Pet Dental Services (PDS), we provide anesthesia - free dental care to dogs and cats under the supervision of licensed veterinarians throughout the country.

We believe providing anesthesia free oral care for the right patients in the right circumstances is the best dental care for our patients.

It is our goal to provide our veterinary colleagues resources to help educate their clients about the importance of annual veterinary dental care and choosing a professional dental cleaning over the anesthesia free dental cleanings that pose a risk to their pet's long term oral health.

Please consider using the following links on your own website to help educate your pet patient families about proper dental care for their pet and the risks associated with Anesthesia Free Pet Dental Cleanings they might otherwise consider.

Help the pet owner understand that anesthesia does not carry a high level of risk, however lack of proper veterinary dental care using anesthesia free dentals carries an extremely high risk of their pet developing periodontal disease.

Recently Colorado veterinary dental specialist Dr. Tony Woodward cared for a middle - aged dog who'd had multiple anesthesia free pet dental cleanings over the last few years in place of professional veterinary dental care.

That point was made several times during Tuesday's hearing by supporters of Canine Care, an anesthesia - free dental cleaning service that operates in more than 600 locations in California, and the company's owner, Cindy Collins.

PDS has been providing anesthesia - free dental care for over 10 years and has established a solid reputation among a network of more than 300 veterinarians for our professionalism and our gentle, compassionate way with animals.

Some said that due to Canine Care marketing, owners mistakenly believe that anesthesia - free cleanings are comparable to the dental care provided in veterinary practices, causing pets to develop severe dental disease that could have been prevenCare marketing, owners mistakenly believe that anesthesia - free cleanings are comparable to the dental care provided in veterinary practices, causing pets to develop severe dental disease that could have been prevencare provided in veterinary practices, causing pets to develop severe dental disease that could have been prevented.

Woof and Purr Vet concurs with the recommendation of the American Veterinary Medical Association and the American Veterinary Dental College and does not recommend the use of anesthesia - free dental care for pets.

Anesthesia - free dental procedures are not able to properly care for your pet's teeth.