Dogwood Veterinary Dental

My little cloud, Lilee, was on a dental waiting list with the Oregon Humane Society when they recommended I call Dogwood for a faster appointment. I'm so thankful for their referral. The professionals at Dogwood were each incredibly kind and clear in communication. They stepped me through their very easy scheduling process and gave me peace of mind on surgery day. My pup was very well taken care of by people who really love animals. Thanks for helping my sweet gummy bear!

Great experience taking both my cat and dog in for dentals. Communication was excellent, before, during, and after the procedures. You can reach them easily by phone, text, or email. They really have their system down and everything went really smoothly. My cat had a rough recovery at home and wouldn't let me give him pain meds. I got phone and text help almost immediately and a follow-up exam with a couple of hours. I would love to see the clinic implement more Fear Free practices. It would elevate their services even further. Both of my pets needed extractions (one of 14 teeth!) and the cost was about $2K for one and $3K for the other. I know that dental surgeries are major, labor-intensive procedures and I'm generally familiar with the prices at other clinics. Dogwood's costs are competitive and their service is superior because they're specialists. We'll still be looking at the products they recommended to help limit any future extractions, though!

Staff were kind knowledgeable and cared for my pup very well. The cost of the cleaning is advertised well and its shared in multiple forms. whats not shared well is the cost for extractions. its shared that there coule potentially be an additional cost for extractions which are completely optional however.. knowing the potential cost for at least one extraction is important. I was completely unprepared for the cost for even one extraction let alone the amount my pup needed. Extractions also vary depending on the tooth. I feel like its important to share this information with folks before appts are confirmed and the deposit is made. I would have come into the appt feeling more prepared and more informed. I understand that its hard to estimate work being done but its possible to give costs like base rates and things changing depending on weight etc. Again.. Staff were kind and my pup was loved and treated well. Just wish the communication on pricing for extractions was done as well as the cost for the cleaning.. there is room for improvement so folks are well informed going in.

My dog had 9 teeth removed, a cleaning done, abscess & gum repairs, etc. Quite a bit of work was done. Dogwood did an amazing job for $2k. Other places wanted two times the amount I was charged at Dogwood Veterinary. I now have a happier, healthier dog.

We had a really good experience. Our reglar vet recommended Dogwood Veterinary Dental. They said it would be cheaper, and more specialized, for the dental work our dogs needed. It was less than half the price our vet quoted to do it with our regular dotors. Communication from Dogwwod was great. Lots of info, lots of calls during the day to check in and keep us updated. They seemed to take really great care of our dogs and understood how importeant they are to us.

My dog literally shakes whenever we visit some clinics, but this one had a different energy. She walked around like she owned the place, it was adorable! Thank you for taking great care of my fur-baby. We'll see you again! Thank you.

It sounds relatively inexpensive, but im sure that is the intent. They said that the cleaning is 700 and change but if they need 1 or 2 teeth pulled, its an automatic 500$ extra, plus at LEAST 86$ each extra tooth (no cap so dont expect the 750 price). Before I took my dog in, I checked her teeth visually, met with staff, they seemed nice or professional and we left her there for a cleaning. We got a call later saying she was sedated, and that xrays showed that 11 to 13 teeth had to be pulled w a total cost of 2,500 to 2,800$. I chose to go through w it because time was ticking under sedation. We picked her up afterwards n they showed us a chart of what teeth were pulled, what teeth were missing, and what teeth were borderline. It said she was missing a front tooth but I know it was there when I dropped her off(zero gaps in front). They sent me home w no copies of xrays or color pics of before n after cleaning/sutures like every other dentist I have ever been to (suspect at least when you consider the bill was $2,550). I called back that day to request the documents, a day or so later I received xrays, and days later I got a text saying the pictures were deleted. No antibiotics but they said antibiotics have been found to do more harm than good post similar procedure, and they gave me 4 prefilled syringes of meloxicam and a bottle of supposed gabapentin for pain. They might be honest, but the missing tooth, making me reach out to them n request the xrays n pics is different and kinda suspect when u consider the price. I advise against for these reasons, just find one w a capped price from a place you already kinda trust if u can. And i tried to be fair here..