Affordable Dog Dental Care in Houston
Looking for affordable dog dental care in your area? You’ve come to the right place.
Gum infections, broken teeth and exposed roots can all cause pain for your dog, and cause additional blood-borne illnesses. Your dog should get a dental cleaning annually.
Affordable Dog Teeth Cleaning / Dental
When my dog Doug broke off his canine teeth and cracked 2 molars trying to bite his way out of a heavy duty kennel in 2019, my vet quoted me $750. Pet Care Express handled it for under $250. It pays to shop around! They are my personal recommendation for doggie teeth cleaning, and are a family-owned business. Just be aware they book up far in advance, so they may not be an option for emergency issues.
| Vet Clinic | Services | Location |
| Cy-Fair Animal Hospital | Price for cleaning varies by pet and severity of dental plaque. They offer specials every February. | 77429 77060 |
| Healthy Smiles | This is a national franchise with an offering like Massage Envy. You pay an upfront fee and monthly membership to get cleanings 2X a year. Rates vary by the size of dog. First cleaning from $180-$270, PLUS annual contract with monthly fees. They also offer house-calls. | 77429 |
| Lighthouse Veterinary Clinic | $315 dental cleaning | 77479 |
| Pet Care Express | $150 dental cleaning plus $9 office visit fee. Dental cleaning with extractions $200. Sedation and pain medications may be additional. (Typically booked out 6 months in advance.) | 77030 77092 |
| Pearland Canine Resource Center | $250 dental cleaning including extractions and medications | 77584 |
| Palm to Paws Veterinary Clinic | $200 including extractions | 77081 |
| Texas Veterinary Dental Center | Have a case that needs more than a simple extraction? This vet is a specialist in periodontal disease. | 77477 77598 |
| The Rescue Vet Clinic | $350 basic cleaning and extractions. | 77092 |
These recommendations are based on rescuer and dog owner opinions collected via Facebook. Vets are not endorsed by HoustonDogMom.com