Dental Days Are Here!
Keep Their Smile Healthy—and Their Whole Body Happier.
Save $100
on Your Pet’s Dental Cleaning!*
Available through April 30th, 2026
*New and existing clients. Canine and feline only. Not valid with other offers. Not redeemable for cash. May use offer on multiple pets within the same household. Not applicable for membership or wellness plans.
Why Pet Dental Health Is a Big Deal
Dental disease (also called periodontal disease) is one of the most common—and most overlooked—conditions in dogs and cats. It can lead to:
- Painful chewing
- Tooth loss
- And in advanced cases, bacteria that can spread to the heart, liver, and kidneys
- Gum infections
Even if your pet is eating and playing like normal, dental disease could be developing quietly beneath the gumline.
How to Know If Your Pet May Have Dental Disease
Most pets won’t “tell” you they’re in pain. But here are just a few signs to watch for:
Bad breath (fishy or sour)
Drooling or food dropping
Red, swollen gums
Yellow/brown buildup on teeth
Chewing on one side only
Our Greatest Achievement
Happy Clients, Healthy Pets
What’s in a Veterinary Dental Cleaning?
At Cheyenne Mountain Animal Hospital, our cleanings are gentle, safe, and thorough. Your pet’s procedure includes:
- A full oral exam
- Ultrasonic scaling (above and below gumline)
- Polishing
- Pain management (if needed) and home care guidance
All done under anesthesia so your pet is completely comfortable, and our team can do their best work.
Some Pets Are More Prone to Dental Disease
We recommend annual cleanings for all pets, but your pet may need care sooner if they are:
- A small breed dog (Yorkie, Chihuahua, Pomeranian)
- A flat-faced breed (Frenchie, Persian)
- A senior pet
- Dealing with diabetes or immune issues
We’ll help you build the right schedule for them.
Book Today and Save $100 on Their Smile
Dental disease can affect more than their mouth—it can affect their entire life. One visit now could prevent pain later.
New and existing clients. Canine and feline only. Not valid with other offers. Not redeemable for cash. May use offer on multiple pets within the same household. Not applicable for membership or wellness plans.
Dental Care That Works for Your Pet...and Your Budget
We believe every pet deserves access to pain-free, preventive dental care. That’s why we accept multiple types of payment options and aim to provide transparent communication when it comes to cost.
Whether you’re budgeting one pet or a few, we’ll work with you to find the best way to keep their mouth healthy—and your finances comfortable.
How Much Do Pet Dental Cleanings Cost?
Costs can vary, because every pet’s mouth is different! Here are a few factors that affect pricing:
- Your pet’s species, size, and age
- Level of tartar or gum disease present
- If any teeth need extractions or special care
- Whether your pet has had recent pre-anesthetic bloodwork
Because of these variables, we’ll provide a personalized dental estimate before any procedure is performed. Just give us a call or book an exam to get started.
We Accept These Payment & Financing Options
To make care more accessible, we’re proud to offer:
✅ Scratchpay® – No hard credit checks, instant approvals, and flexible terms
✅ Pet Insurance – We’ll help you submit to your provider or we can provide resources that help guide you in selecting your next pet insurance provider
Dental Care FAQ
Once a year for most pets. Some breeds or seniors may need cleanings more often.
Yes—but most pets won’t show it. Even mild gingivitis can cause chronic discomfort.
Yes. We monitor pets closely and use pre-anesthetic screening to keep them safe throughout the procedure.
Brushing helps! But it can’t replace a professional cleaning, especially below the gumline.
Pricing varies based on size, species, care needs, and even current dental state. Call us at (719) 475-1314 to discuss and if needed, schedule a visit to evaluate your pets’ current dental state—don’t forget to ask about the $100 discount!
Begin your pet’s journey
to a healthier life.
Mon – Thu: 7:00am – 6:00pm
Fri: 7:00am – 5:00pm
Sat & Sun: Closed
