Non-Sedation Teeth Cleaning For Dogs & Cats

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$199.00

  • Gentle hand scaling above the gumline to remove tartar and plaque.
  • Awake natural cosmetic teeth cleaning.
  • Operated by professional technician with more than 7 years experience.
  • One hour session in a calming and relaxing enviroment.
  • Both dogs and cats can be served.

$199.00

Frequently Asked Questions  

Non-sedation teeth cleaning. also called Cosmetic teeth cleaning, is a gentle dental care service where plaque and tartar are removed from your dog or cat’s teeth without the use of anesthesia. Your pet stays awake, and we use calm handling techniques to keep them comfortable and safe.


Yes—when performed by trained professionals on suitable candidates, it is very safe. At our store, the service is performed by the experienced Pawsitively Clean team of professional technicians, and carefully assess your pet’s temperament and oral condition before proceeding to ensure it’s appropriate and stress-free. It’s an excellent option for pets that cannot undergo anesthesia due to age or health concerns, with comfort and safety always as our top priority.


This service is ideal for pets with mild to moderate tartar buildup, generally healthy gums, and a calm or manageable temperament. Pets with severe dental disease, loose teeth, or infections may require a veterinary dental procedure under anesthesia.

We prioritize a low-stress, fear-free approach. The Pawsitively Clean team uses patience, positive handling, and breaks when needed to keep your pet comfortable throughout the process. Many pets tolerate the procedure very well.


You’ll notice visibly cleaner teeth, fresher breath, and reduced plaque buildup. We also provide before-and-after photos so you can clearly see the improvement. With regular maintenance, this helps support long-term oral health and can prevent more serious dental issues.


Most pets benefit from a cleaning every 6-12 months, depending on their diet, breed, and oral health. Regular maintenance helps prevent plaque buildup, bad breath, and more serious dental issues.