Dental Care

Give the Best Smiles to Your Best Friend

Whether your pet needs a routine dental or has signs of a dental problem, our compassionate team is here to help—without the sticker shock of a specialty clinic.

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Dental Care

Explore Our Dental Services

  • As part of our wellness exams, we offer dental evaluations to check the health and condition of your pet’s teeth

    We also may conduct bloodwork, X‑rays, urinalysis, cytology, etc., to assess oral health and overall wellness

  • We offer scaling and polishing under anesthesia using modern dental tech, giving your pet the dental care they deserve. Dental cleanings help prevent painful periodontal disease, remove plaque and tartar buildup, improve breath and overall health, and help detect other hidden oral issues early

  • Extraction of fractured, loose, or infected teeth. This service is available at Bonney Lake, Federal Way, Gig Harbor, Kirkland, Lake Stevens, and Puyallup/South Hill.

  • We are passionate about teaching you how to maintain your pet’s dental health at home, with tips, tricks, and demonstrations 

  • We offer flexible payment plans through CareCredit and 0% financing for Members. 

Dentals at BoosterPet

Why Dental Care Matters for Pets

Does your pet have bad breath? Dental disease is one of the most common health issues in dogs and cats, and it often goes unnoticed and/or unchecked. Left untreated, it can lead to chronic pain, infection, tooth loss, and even can impact heart, liver, and kidney health. Most pets need professional cleanings by ages 3-5, but regular at-home care can delay that. Regular dental care helps your furry friend avoid painful cavities, tooth root abscesses and infected gums - all of which are painful and require more aggressive (i.e. costly) veterinary attention.

What to Expect at Dental Cleanings 

We’ll guide you through every step and answer all your questions before and after the procedure. 

  • Pre-anesthetic bloodwork and physical exam to ensure your pet is healthy enough for anesthesia

  • Full-mouth scaling and polishing to remove tartar above and below the gumline

  • Oral exam and digital dental X-rays to evaluate root health (if needed)

  • Tooth extractions if indicated and with your consent

  • Pain management and post-op instructions for recovery at home

Preventive Dental Care at Home

Want more tips and tricks to keep your BFF’s breath in check… 

Read our blog post here. 

Frequently Asked Questions

FAQ

  • Around 3–5 years old, though early onset of tartar or broken teeth may prompt earlier cleanings.

  • Bad breath, tartar buildup, red gums, drooling, difficulty eating—even if your pet seems fine .

  • Please have it examined promptly—may require antibiotics, pain relief, or extraction

  • Yes, bacteria from oral disease can spread, harming the heart, liver, kidneys, and more.