Cosmetic teeth cleaning is a non-invasive procedure designed to remove surface plaque and tartar from your pet’s teeth, improving their appearance and oral hygiene. It’s often performed without anesthesia and focuses on maintaining a clean and healthy smile.

Yes, when performed by trained professionals, it is safe. The process uses pet-friendly tools and techniques, and care is taken to keep your pet calm and comfortable. However, pets with severe dental issues may need a vet’s intervention.

The frequency depends on your pet's oral hygiene and breed. On average, cosmetic cleaning is recommended every 4-6 months. Regular at-home care like brushing can help maintain results.

Cosmetic teeth cleaning typically takes 60-90 minutes, depending on the size of your pet and the amount of plaque or tartar present.

Most pets can, but those with advanced dental disease, severe plaque buildup, or underlying health issues may not be suitable candidates. Additionally, pets with severe anxiety or aggressive behavior may not tolerate the procedure.

Signs your pet may need cosmetic teeth cleaning include visible plaque or tartar, yellowing teeth, mild bad breath, or a dull appearance of their smile.