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Animal Dental Clinic

4.5 (37 reviews)
Closed 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Dental cleaning

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Seriously Dr Weldon and her crew are the absolute best at what they do! [[HIGHLIGHT]]I've never worried about my pets when I drop them off with their team which is saying a lot because I'm 100% a helicopter pet parent.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] I drive quite a ways to see them but it's worth it!

Our hurting pup.
JoJo E.

Our dog split his jaw tripping on our stairs and I rushed him over to this place where they were able to squeeze him in for surgery. The attention and expertise of everyone from the front desk to the veterinary doctors was incredible. As stressed out dog parents, our pup was in great hands and six weeks later his jaw is as good as new!! They were able to save his canine tooth and actually performed a good teeth cleaning as well. We are over the moon happy with the results!! Thank you Dr. Weldon and staff!!

This is how bad their teeth can work without seeing a dentist. I wouldn't want that in my mouth.
Diane Kholos W.

I was just in animal dental waiting for an appointment for my dog Tanner. We've come here a few times and I love coming to a place that just focuses on the mouth. I overheard a conversation explaining the cost to somebody on the phone and I thought oh my gosh that's probably scary. I have been bringing my dogs to a pet dental place since they were babies order to prevent the problems that decay and broken teeth can cause for them, not only pain, but it can hurt their hearts and other things to have infection going through their body. It does cost a lot, but it's actually cheaper than going to your main vet who doesn't have the skills that they have here. Depending on the age of the animal, the first visit does need bloodwork to make sure they're OK to be put to sleep and you meet the doctor. And I thought it was a few hundred dollars. Then you come back and it could be $700 or more if there's extractions. I have MetLife pet insurance for both my dogs and it pays for dental. After a deductible. You might think about getting insurance that when they are puppies and before you start seeing a pet dentist. I understand not everybody can afford this, which is I sad for animals who could potentially be suffering. Hope this helps.

My Experience with Dr. Weldon.  While am sure some have had a good experience, mine was a poor one.  Just ask questions and trust your gut.
Anne K.

I am sure the doctor (also the owner) has had some success, just as she has had some failures given by some negative reviews. My experience with her was a failure and she seemed uncomfortable with me asking questions as I received new information from her and her team. This was to help guide my decision making. My pet Luna was dropped as a patient, 1-day post-surgery and before we know if the mass cut out of her tongue was cancerous or not. I was to get the results in 7 days, but she wished Luna and I best of luck and asked us to go to an er or other vet for follow-up treatment, despite me telling her that I would have to pay new fees for any follow-ups by a new doctor. Unfortunately, this did not seem to be a concern to her. I should have followed a review here where someone mentioned loss of their pet during a routine cleaning. I feel their pain, loss and sorrow as I try to find a new vet for Luna. I also just recently lost Luna's brother who has been missing since Dec 6th and every day that goes by is a day I lose hope. Dealing with that and the ever-growing concerns for Luna who had multiple teeth extracted, has been nothing short of stressful. For anyone that does not have pet insurance, maxed out credit cards, you can understand the concerns of learning that your pet needs a lot more than you were initially led to believe. The ever-changing treatment plan and her inability to recognize my concerns about that and about "some" of her staff's callous responses is disturbing to say the least. Looking back, I really should have just followed through with picking up my pet which I initially asked to do, before later being told she had a mass under her tongue. A key piece of information that was so poorly delivered by her staff. I get that she may have been with another pet, but I actually tried begging the staff to get me off the call so I can wait for the doctor to find out more as it was rather uncomfortable. The staff member kept ignoring my requests and instead was focused on pushing for a decision whether or not to wake up Luna. After a frustrating 20 minutes of this unpleasant back and forth, the doctor finally came on the line to explain it. Adding a new couple hundred dollars to the bill for the mass removal. She told me that Luna was already under anesthesia and that the mass could be cancerous. That added fear and I opted to go along with Luna's surgeries as I care about my cat and the doctor kept saying how much she loved animals, and their wellbeing was her priority. Which is why abandoning Luna post-surgery was nothing short of a surprise let-down. This is my experience, yours may be different. Doctors do patients a disservice when asking questions or refusing to be turned to the same staff that were rude, has consequences that include canceling the pet's post-surgery follow-up. I was concerned for my cat and what seemed to be a tendency to upsell. $2575.55 total paid out, I felt nickel and dimmed to where it left me wondering if the money was more important. One cannot help but then start to question just how much of what is later recommended, truly needed. I want to believe that there is good in the doctor, and I do not doubt that she has helped many. Too bad that my and Luna's experience was different and, in the end, the person that suffers the most is the pet. Ask questions and capture items discussed in initial consultation. Additionally spot any upselling attempts sooner than later, especially in the case where you have to go to a different doctor to complete treatment as I did. That could cost you, as it is costing me.

Frankie waiting to meet his doctor/dentist Dr.Weldon
Margarita M.

I was driving through the shopping center and I saw this business. I immediately called as I was curious about a location only focusing on dental cleaning for animals. I called and received a warm welcoming on the other side. Amy answered all my questions and helped me set up an appointment for my dog. There are certain days where they only see new patients/consultations. It's great, the doctor isn't rushing in between patients and takes her time listening. My dogs needs and my concerns were addressed. She listened to every single detail I mentioned about my dog being anxious, having his eyes covered when doing any blood work, etc. Dr.Weldon and the rest of the team took my breath. The attention to detail and care was phenomenal. The overall price of the cleaning is quoted at a low end, and high end. They communicate about everything during the procedure. No hidden fees or surprise charges. You definitely pay for the service and care and I am ok with that! Needless to say, I will be returning with my other two blessings. Thank you SO much, Dr.Weldon, Amy, Cassandra, and all the other staff in the background that I did not get to meet personally. Will definitely let all my dog mom friends know about the care and attention given here.

Harley looking all proud after his teeth cleaning.
Michele W.

Five stars!! This place is absolutely amazing!! From the consultation session I could tell this was a class act. They treated my pup Harley with great respect and love. They provided a little welcome gift of a toy, treats, poop bags, etc. The day of his teeth cleaning process, check in and pick up were fantastic too! They called to status us and even did a follow up call the next day. Oh, and the price, it was hundreds of dollars less than my Vet's office. Amazing place.

Angie R.

We brought our 7 year old morkie Teddy here for a full dental with a few extraction. First off, the care he got was incredible. The staff here is very friendly and knowledgable, and after the initial exam I felt confident that my dog would be in a good hands. They called after he was under to once again make sure we were all on the same page with what was going to be done, and the stayed within the total estimate which was amazing. Teddy was a little out of it that first night but he's up and about now only a couple days later as if nothing happened. I was very impressed with the whole thing from A to Z, and was surprised that the estimate was lower than other quotes. I definitely recommend this place to anyone, they will take good care of your pup!

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Dr Weldon and her staff are incredibly knowledgeable and so friendly I will not go anywhere else but here.

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