Natural Teeth Cleaning Service

Everyone deserves a fresh smile, even our pets!

K9 Floss Boss strives to help dogs and cats of all breeds, sizes, ages and temperaments with holistic oral health care remedies.

Proudly offering:

A calm and relaxed environment
All natural service while your pet is awake
Cosmetic teeth cleaning that includes gently brushing & hand scaling above the gum line to remove plaque and tartar
Insured & First Aid certified

Affordable Pricing: $210.00 +tax

Location: WildPaws Pantry, 2620 Rutherford Road, Vaughan ON L4K 0H1

Upcoming Dates: May 1, 2024 between (booking on first-come-first-serve basis)

Book an Appointment: Call WildPaws Pantry 905-553-5999

Deposit Required: $60.00 deposit required to reserve an appointment. The deposit is built in to the total cost of service, and the outstanding balance will be taken at the end of each appointment.

What to Expect

Once you arrive for your appointment, you'll be asked to fill out a liability waiver and address any questions about the service.

The comfort of your pet is top priority. A relaxing and comfortable environment is set up for each appointment - with calming essential oils, a cozy swaddle in a blanket, and gentle massage.

Using sterilized hand scaling instruments, your pets teeth will be cleaned above the gum line.

At the end of each appointment, the customer is given a before and after photo. Some aftercare product suggests will be offered to maintain results and continue good oral hygiene at home.

On the rare occasion, if for any reason your pet becomes stressed and the technician is unable to calm them, the procedure is stopped, the customer will be called and payment is not expected. The wellbeing of your pet is always our main concern.

Cancellation Policy: Cancellation notice must be at least 48 hrs prior to appointment for full refund.

Smile Gallery: Before and After

Disclaimer: Although this type of cleaning is a safe and practical service, it's not to be confused as a medical procedure. We are not veterinarians. We cannot diagnose or treat infection or disease. If your pet has severe build up or has been previously diagnosed with periodontal disease, it is recommended they be seen and treated by a veterinarian.