Business Details
11 Years
experience
Anesthesia-Free Pet Dental Care Services
Pet Dental Services (PDS) has been pioneering anesthesia-free dental care for dogs and cats for over a decade, establishing itself as the nation's leading provider of non-anesthetic dental solutions. Our approach combines veterinary supervision with a gentle, patient-centered technique that prioritizes pet safety and comfort. With a network of 300+ licensed veterinarians and a proven 11-step protocol, we deliver preventative dental care that reduces risks associated with anesthesia while maintaining clinical excellence.Our team's expertise is evidenced by testimonials from veterinary professionals who highlight our technicians' skill in handling even fearful patients and the measurable improvement in client compliance since adopting our service. We emphasize education, providing detailed dental reports and home care guidance to pet owners, while supporting veterinary practices with turnkey solutions that enhance their service offerings without requiring additional staff training.
Services
Non-Anesthetic Dental Cleaning
Periodontal Assessment
Dental Charting
Client Education
Veterinary Partnership Program
Details
- Year established: 2015
Highlights and features
- We are the #1 non-anesthetic dental provider in the US with 10+ years of specialized experience
- Our 11-step protocol is proven effective by 300+ veterinary partners nationwide
- Technicians complete 80-100 procedures monthly with detailed client education reports
- Specialized service for geriatric pets and film animals with strict safety standards
- Backed by veterinary case studies demonstrating pathology identification without anesthesia
Associations and certifications
- National Pet Dental Association
What people say
Safe and convenient
Gentle care
Fantastic education
5-star service
Thorough communication
Services
Non-Anesthetic Dental Cleaning
Our non-anesthetic dental cleaning uses specialized manual tools to remove plaque and tartar from pets' teeth without sedation. This service benefits geriatric animals and those with health conditions that make anesthesia risky. Each procedure includes comprehensive charting and client education on home oral care maintenance.
Periodontal Assessment
Veterinarians perform detailed oral examinations to identify early signs of periodontal disease. This includes probing for pocket depths and documenting gingival health metrics. The assessment helps determine candidacy for non-anesthetic interventions and tracks progress between cleanings.
Dental Charting
Technicians create detailed documentation of each pet's dental condition, noting abnormalities and treatment areas. This standardized charting system enables longitudinal tracking of oral health and facilitates communication between pet owners and veterinary professionals.
People
Dr. Melissa Byers
Veterinarian
Dr. Byers operates Lake Forest Animal Clinic in California and praises PDS for their safe, non-anesthetic dental solutions that benefit fearful patients through gentle handling techniques.
Dr. Laurie Koorhan
Veterinarian
Dr. Koorhan from Murrieta's Doctors Pet Clinic commends PDS's effective technique that consistently delivers satisfactory outcomes for qualifying dental patients.
Eric Christensen
Hospital Administrator
As Founders Veterinary Clinic's administrator, Eric highlights PDS's professionalism and their role in improving client compliance through affordable preventative dental care solutions.
Questions
What is non-anesthetic dental cleaning for pets?
A procedure removing plaque and tartar without sedation using manual instruments while the pet remains conscious but calm.
How does non-anesthetic dentistry benefit my pet?
Reduces anesthesia risks, allows immediate recovery, and provides cost-effective preventative care for eligible patients.
Is this service available in my area?
We operate through 300+ veterinary partners in major cities across the US including Los Angeles, Miami, and Chicago.
Can non-anesthetic cleaning replace regular dentistry?
It complements traditional care - deep cleanings and extractions still require anesthesia but follow-ups can use this method.
How often should pets receive this service?
Every 4-6 months for maintenance after initial deep cleaning, or annually for pets with good oral health.
