Cat Dental Care
Dentistry & Oral Surgery
Your cat’s teeth are a treasure we must protect, and our specialized dental care services know how to do it. From routine dental checkups to more advanced procedures, we make sure your cat’s teeth are pretty and shiny!
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Cat Dental Care
Dentistry & Oral Surgery
Your cat’s teeth are a treasure we must protect, and our specialized dental care services know how to do it. From routine dental checkups to more advanced procedures, we make sure your cat’s teeth are pretty and shiny!
or call us on
Cat Dental Care
Dentistry & Oral Surgery
Your cat’s teeth are a treasure we must protect, and our specialized dental care services know how to do it. From routine dental checkups to more advanced procedures, we make sure your cat’s teeth are pretty and shiny!
or call us on
Cat Dental Care
Dentistry & Oral Surgery
Your cat’s teeth are a treasure we must protect, and our specialized dental care services know how to do it. From routine dental checkups to more advanced procedures, we make sure your cat’s teeth are pretty and shiny!
or call us on
What is professional dental cleaning for cats?
Dental problems in cats often go unnoticed until they become severe. Professional cat dental cleaning helps prevent these issues and treat existing ones.
These sessions eliminate bacteria, plaque, and tartar, all performed under anesthesia for comfort. The goal is to maintain your cat's oral health, helping them stay happy and healthy.
When we keep their dental health in check, we support their overall well-being.
Why should your cat visit the dentist?
A quick cat dental cleaning session can benefit your pet. Here's how:
Safeguards Teeth and Gums
By removing plaque and tartar buildup, cats can be protected from periodontal disease, infections, and oral issues.
Safeguards Teeth and Gums
By removing plaque and tartar buildup, cats can be protected from periodontal disease, infections, and oral issues.
Prevents Systemic Diseases
Cat dental cleanings prevent bacteria buildup from entering the bloodstream, avoiding infections and organ damage.
Prevents Systemic Diseases
Cat dental cleanings prevent bacteria buildup from entering the bloodstream, avoiding infections and organ damage.
Detects Potential Problems
The oral exam gives our vets the chance to spot any issues early, helping us develop a solution as soon as possible.
Detects Potential Problems
The oral exam gives our vets the chance to spot any issues early, helping us develop a solution as soon as possible.
Avoids Emergency Costs
Professional dental cleaning for cats reduces the risk of serious infections that may involve costly treatments and procedures.
Avoids Emergency Costs
Professional dental cleaning for cats reduces the risk of serious infections that may involve costly treatments and procedures.
How to know if my cat has dental issues?
Up to 70% of cats over age 3 have some form of dental disease. Here are the common signs you may expect:
Chronic bad breath
Drooling or pawing at the mouth
Drooling or pawing at the mouth
Bleeding or inflamed gums
Bleeding or inflamed gums
Yellow or brown tartar buildup
Yellow or brown tartar buildup
Eating slower, or dropping food
Eating slower, or dropping food
Hiding more, grooming less, or being irritable
Hiding more, grooming less, or being irritable
The moment you notice these symptoms, the faster you can get your cat the help they need.
How do we support your cat's dental health?
How do we support your cat's dental health?
Our dental services are focused on helping your cat achieve good dental health throughout their lifetime.
Our dental services are focused on helping your cat achieve good dental health throughout their lifetime.
Blood Testing and Exams
Blood Testing and Exams
We conduct blood tests to determine if your cat can tolerate anesthesia for the procedure. Next, we check each tooth, perform full-mouth X-rays, and measure gum pockets.
Dental Scaling and Polishing
Dental Scaling and Polishing
Our team uses an ultrasonic scaler to remove plaque and tartar from the tooth surface and below the gumline. We'll then do polishing to smooth out enamel, preventing plaque buildup.
Tooth Extractions and Surgery
Tooth Extractions and Surgery
Tooth extractions are necessary for cases of severe pain, infection, or structural damage. We use specialized tools for diagnostics, preparation, and removing the tooth root.
Emergency and Critical Care
Emergency and Critical Care
For cats with urgent situations of severe trauma, bleeding, or foreign objects, our clinic is ready. We are equipped with the team and technology to provide relief and healing.
How much does dental care cost?
Our pricing reflects your cat’s weight, dental condition, and required treatments. Here's a general breakdown of the costs:
Dental consultation and oral exam - 288.75 AED
Dental consultation and oral exam - 288.75 AED
Dental consultation and oral exam - 288.75 AED
Professional dental scaling (0-10 kg) - From 1,300 AED (final cost quoted after exam; excludes blood work)
Professional dental scaling (0-10 kg) - From 1,300 AED (final cost quoted after exam; excludes blood work)
Professional dental scaling (0-10 kg) - From 1,300 AED (final cost quoted after exam; excludes blood work)
Tooth extractions - Quoted after diagnosis, based on tooth type and complexity
Tooth extractions - Quoted after diagnosis, based on tooth type and complexity
Tooth extractions - Quoted after diagnosis, based on tooth type and complexity
Oral surgery - Custom quote provided after exam
Oral surgery - Custom quote provided after exam
Oral surgery - Custom quote provided after exam
Emergency care - Priced depending on the issue and urgency
Emergency care - Priced depending on the issue and urgency
Emergency care - Priced depending on the issue and urgency
Pre-procedure diagnostics, such as blood work or dental X-rays, may be performed as needed. Additional services may be provided for older cats or those with related diseases. We'll discuss what your cat needs before proceeding with treatment.
Looking to keep your cat’s teeth clean and healthy?
Book a visit with our pet dentists today.
Looking to keep your cat’s teeth clean and healthy?
Book a visit with our pet dentists today.
Looking to keep your cat’s teeth clean and healthy?
Book a visit with our pet dentists today.
Everything You Need to Know
Questions? We're Here to Help
Still have questions?
Our team is here to help. Get in touch for personalized answers.
Are some breeds more prone to dental issues?
Yes, some cats may be more prone to dental problems. For example, flat-faced breeds are highly susceptible to crowded and misaligned teeth. Siamese cats also have a higher risk of tooth resorption and periodontal disease.
Is anesthesia safe for cats?
Yes, and it's an essential part of dental exams. Anesthesia ensures your cat's safety and comfort, as it avoids pain while we check and clean gums and teeth.
How often should my cat have an oral exam?
We recommend scheduling annual oral exams along with your cat’s wellness checks. This will prevent severe diseases, including periodontal disease. For older cats or those with a history of dental disease, we may recommend a schedule of every 6-9 months.
What foods can clean cats’ teeth?
These include dental-specific kibble, prescription diets, and dental treats. The top choices for commercial cat foods, including Royal Canin, have several options for dry food that help with your cat’s dental health.
Are dental cleaning sessions painful for cats?
No, oral cleaning sessions aren’t painful because they are performed under general anesthesia. Anesthesia allows our vets to perform a deep, thorough cleaning, including beneath the gumline, without causing discomfort or pain.
Does age affect a cat's dental needs?
A cat's age can affect their dental needs. Kittens require early dental care. Adults may experience early signs of periodontal disease, which require regular cleaning and checkups. Seniors are highly vulnerable to tooth resorption.
Everything You Need to Know
Questions? We're Here to Help
Still have questions?
Our team is here to help. Get in touch for personalized answers.
Are some breeds more prone to dental issues?
Yes, some cats may be more prone to dental problems. For example, flat-faced breeds are highly susceptible to crowded and misaligned teeth. Siamese cats also have a higher risk of tooth resorption and periodontal disease.
Is anesthesia safe for cats?
Yes, and it's an essential part of dental exams. Anesthesia ensures your cat's safety and comfort, as it avoids pain while we check and clean gums and teeth.
How often should my cat have an oral exam?
We recommend scheduling annual oral exams along with your cat’s wellness checks. This will prevent severe diseases, including periodontal disease. For older cats or those with a history of dental disease, we may recommend a schedule of every 6-9 months.
What foods can clean cats’ teeth?
These include dental-specific kibble, prescription diets, and dental treats. The top choices for commercial cat foods, including Royal Canin, have several options for dry food that help with your cat’s dental health.
Are dental cleaning sessions painful for cats?
No, oral cleaning sessions aren’t painful because they are performed under general anesthesia. Anesthesia allows our vets to perform a deep, thorough cleaning, including beneath the gumline, without causing discomfort or pain.
Does age affect a cat's dental needs?
A cat's age can affect their dental needs. Kittens require early dental care. Adults may experience early signs of periodontal disease, which require regular cleaning and checkups. Seniors are highly vulnerable to tooth resorption.
Everything You Need to Know
Questions? We're Here to Help
Still have questions?
Our team is here to help. Get in touch for personalized answers.
Are some breeds more prone to dental issues?
Yes, some cats may be more prone to dental problems. For example, flat-faced breeds are highly susceptible to crowded and misaligned teeth. Siamese cats also have a higher risk of tooth resorption and periodontal disease.
Is anesthesia safe for cats?
Yes, and it's an essential part of dental exams. Anesthesia ensures your cat's safety and comfort, as it avoids pain while we check and clean gums and teeth.
How often should my cat have an oral exam?
We recommend scheduling annual oral exams along with your cat’s wellness checks. This will prevent severe diseases, including periodontal disease. For older cats or those with a history of dental disease, we may recommend a schedule of every 6-9 months.
What foods can clean cats’ teeth?
These include dental-specific kibble, prescription diets, and dental treats. The top choices for commercial cat foods, including Royal Canin, have several options for dry food that help with your cat’s dental health.
Are dental cleaning sessions painful for cats?
No, oral cleaning sessions aren’t painful because they are performed under general anesthesia. Anesthesia allows our vets to perform a deep, thorough cleaning, including beneath the gumline, without causing discomfort or pain.
Does age affect a cat's dental needs?
A cat's age can affect their dental needs. Kittens require early dental care. Adults may experience early signs of periodontal disease, which require regular cleaning and checkups. Seniors are highly vulnerable to tooth resorption.
Everything You Need to Know
Questions? We're Here to Help
Still have questions?
Our team is here to help. Get in touch for personalized answers.
Are some breeds more prone to dental issues?
Yes, some cats may be more prone to dental problems. For example, flat-faced breeds are highly susceptible to crowded and misaligned teeth. Siamese cats also have a higher risk of tooth resorption and periodontal disease.
Is anesthesia safe for cats?
Yes, and it's an essential part of dental exams. Anesthesia ensures your cat's safety and comfort, as it avoids pain while we check and clean gums and teeth.
How often should my cat have an oral exam?
If your pet is experiencing a medical emergency, remain calm and call our 24-hour veterinary clinics immediately for guidance. Our experienced vets will assess your pet’s situation to determine the next steps. We will advise you to safely transport your pet to one of our emergency clinics in DIP or Jumeirah if necessary.
What foods can clean cats’ teeth?
These include dental-specific kibble, prescription diets, and dental treats. The top choices for commercial cat foods, including Royal Canin, have several options for dry food that help with your cat’s dental health.
Are dental cleaning sessions painful for cats?
No, you don’t need an appointment for pet emergencies. Our vet clinics in DIP and Jumeirah accept walk-in emergency cases. However, we still recommend calling us in advance so we can prepare for your pet’s arrival or arrange a home visit.
Does age affect a cat's dental needs?
A cat's age can affect their dental needs. Kittens require early dental care. Adults may experience early signs of periodontal disease, which require regular cleaning and checkups. Seniors are highly vulnerable to tooth resorption.
Cat Dental Care
Complete Oral Health Solutions for Your Cat
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Complete Oral Health Solutions for Your Cat
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Complete Oral Health Solutions for Your Cat
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© 2006-2026 Noble Veterinary Clinics
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JLT - 10am to 7pm
Jumeirah -
Mon-Fri: 8am to 8pm
Sat-Sun: 9am to 6pm
© 2006-2026 Noble Veterinary Clinics
A Member of ARENA Veterinary Group
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