Dog & Cat Dental Cleaning in NW Calgary

Dental disease is one of the most common — and most overlooked — health issues in pets. We offer full dental cleanings, digital dental X-rays, and treatment plans for pets showing signs of dental disease.

What Is Pet Dental Care?

Maintaining your pet’s oral health is an essential part of their overall wellness. Dental care for dogs and cats involves more than routine brushing—it may include comprehensive oral examinations, professional teeth cleaning, dental radiographs, and treatment for conditions such as periodontal disease, damaged teeth, oral infections, and other dental concerns.

Regular veterinary dental care can help identify problems before they become painful or affect your pet’s overall health. At Creekside Veterinary Hospital in Calgary, AB, our veterinary team provides personalized dental care based on your pet’s age, health history, lifestyle, and individual oral health needs. Through preventive care and professional treatment, we help protect your pet’s teeth and gums, address underlying dental problems, and support a healthier, more comfortable life.

What's Included

What to Expect

✓ Full dental cleaning under anesthesia

✓ Digital dental X-rays

✓ Tooth extractions if needed

✓ Home dental care guidance

Watch for these

Signs Your Pet May Need This

Bad breath

Yellow or brown tartar buildup

Red or bleeding gums

Difficulty chewing

Right Here in Northwest Calgary

Pet Dental Care at Our NW Calgary Clinic

We provide pet dental care for dogs and cats at our clinic: 12424 Symons Valley Rd NW Unit # 27, Calgary, AB T3P 0A3, Canada. New patients are always welcome.

Cost

What Does It Cost?

Every pet is different, so we give you an estimate before we start. For a quote on pet dental care, call us at (403) 274-6633 or send us a message and we'll walk you through the cost.

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Does my pet need to be under anaesthesia for a dental cleaning?

Yes. Safe, thorough cleaning requires general anaesthesia so we can clean below the gumline, examine every tooth, and take dental X-rays if needed. We run pre-anaesthetic bloodwork first to confirm your pet is healthy enough for the procedure.

How often does my dog or cat need a professional dental cleaning?

Most adult pets benefit from a cleaning every 1-2 years, depending on their individual dental health. Smaller breeds and cats often need more frequent care. We will give you a personalised recommendation at your wellness exam.

What are the signs that my pet might have dental pain?

Watch for bad breath, reluctance to chew on one side, dropping food, pawing at the mouth, or a sudden change in appetite. Many pets hide dental pain very well, so the absence of obvious signs does not mean their teeth are fine.

What happens if a tooth needs to be extracted?

If we find a tooth that cannot be saved, we will discuss it with you before doing anything. Extractions are performed under the same anaesthesia, so your pet is not put under twice. Most pets recover quickly and eat normally within a day or two.

Is dental disease really that serious?

Yes. Untreated dental disease causes chronic pain and can allow bacteria to enter the bloodstream, affecting the heart, kidneys and liver. Catching it early is both kinder to your pet and less expensive in the long run.

From Our Clients

What Pet Owners Say

Excellent service always — by all staff, and Dr. Singh is simply amazing. Thoughtful, caring, and always provides insightful suggestions and options for all of our pets. Highly recommend if you are looking for a vet and clinic that have your pets’ best interests at heart.

Chiasson Family

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Pet Dental Care at Our NW Calgary Clinic

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