Hah - Guess it was a good thing I didn't read these yelp reviews prior to taking my dog in for a teeth cleaning. I do agree with some of the stuff written by the other yelpers, but overall, my experie... Read More
Hah - Guess it was a good thing I didn't read these yelp reviews prior to taking my dog in for a teeth cleaning. I do agree with some of the stuff written by the other yelpers, but overall, my experience was good. Yes the place is a little run down, the staff seems new, there is a cat just roaming around, I'm not sure if I ever saw the vet (him / her)? Pre or post, not sure who I was meeting with, no one introduced themselves as the vet.But the price point was pretty good. I tried to call another discount teeth cleaning for pets, and they said my dog was too old. Now, I'll be honest, my dog's teeth weren't in the best shape, and it seemed to start to decay. I got a few quotes around Carrollton and this seemed to be the overall cheapest. Most places are charging about $75 for blood work and about $200 for cleaning, drugs, anesthesia. Noah's Ark - Approximately $150-175 for cleaning and that includes blood work, and everything else. The only thing isn't included is extractions. My dog ended up needing about 5 teeth pulled, and we only got charged for what was deemed difficult teeth (3) @ $30 a piece. My fiancé is a dentist, so I get it, wasn't arguing there. They gave me a few follow up calls to see how we were doing. My dog seems to be doing good and her breath smells good (only cleaning of her life 9-10 years).Can't complain that much! Read Less