My dog's teeth are going bad. What's the cost for cleaning or extraction?

A basic cleaning may cost as much as $500. Costs will vary depending on several factors including location, clinic, severity of dental disease, size of the patient and whether or not dental x-rays and extractions are required. Your veterinarian can perform the procedure. You can contact the clinic and request an estimate for services. Most will provide one as a matter of hospital policy.

I am sorry to hear that Charlie Brown is having problems with his teeth! Unfortunately we cannot give you the cost of this procedure as it will vary based on the region of the country where you live and the individual hospital where you have the procedure performed. It will also depend on things such as if you have bloodwork done to ensure Charlie Brown has normal liver/kidney function, how difficult the extraction of the tooth will be, and if he will need medication to go home. I would recommend bringing him to a full service vet and they can make an estimate for you based on his examination.

Eye removal can be pretty expensive as it is a delicate surgery, it could easily cost 400$ and up. Teeth cleaning is usually around 250$ but every tooth extraction is extra (between 15-30$ per tooth).

Cost of veterinary services is highly variable depending upon your geographic location, and the type of hospital you use. Dental cleanings are particularly variable in price depending upon the severity of dental disease. The reason for this is because in many cases, dogs can require many tooth extractions which is both tedious and time consuming. This will extend anesthesia time and thus the cost of the procedure. As far as the mass on the eye, depending on the location, this would be something that could be removed while under anesthesia for the dental procedure. Determining what the growth is would require a biopsy with a laboratory. Hope this makes sense.

Dogs need dental cleanings just like we do, but they have to sedation and anesthesia in order to complete it. Any vet can do this and the price depends on how bad the teeth and gums on. If X-rays are needed or teeth need to be pulled then it can get very expensive. You will have to call around for starting estimates

Teeth cleaning will vary greatly depending on the clinic you go to, and what needs to be done. If Spots also has a murmur, he'll likely need additional bloodwork or evaluation to determine if it is safe for him to go under anesthesia at all. Other costs will include dental X-rays to check for teeth that need to be pulled, cleaning costs, medications such as pain meds, etc for post-surgery, and the cost to remove any affected teeth. Talking with your current vet is best as they can provide a detailed estimate of costs.

Yes, your vet can give you a rough estimate on how much this will cost after they examine Misty's mouth. Make an appointment to have her mouth examined, and then you will get the estimate allowing you to save up. Best of luck.