Welcome to
Australian Animal Oral Care
Professional Pet Dental Cleaning
Non Surgical Dental Cleaning = Healthy Pet Dental
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No Sedation
No Anaesthesia
Relaxed and Calm
Treatment
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Natural Products used
Canine Massage
Accupressure & Aromatherapy used to relax patients
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Home Visits
Locations to attend
VIC SA WA NSW QLD
regional Areas by request
Keeping Pets healthy naturally
Dental Cleaning Services
No Anaesthesia or Sedation
Home Visits and Locations
Bookings Call - 0435 875 960
Mobile Pet Dental Cleaning in Australia
Visiting Schedule
Locations - where to find us
Victoria
+ Home Visits
Bark Melbourne - Brunswick
Paws & Whiskers - Cheltenham
Spitz Groom - Carlton Nth
Paws Zone - Knox
Coburg
Essendon
Williamstown
Hairy Hounds Playground
Dog Town Pet Supplies
Gippsland & Bass Coast
Mornington Peninsula - Geelong
Ballarat - Yarra Valley
New South Wales
+ Home Visits
Dogs@Play - Surry Hills
Rara Petcare - Bondi Junction
Paw Republic - Crows Nest
Avalon Beach
Grooming Club - Neutral Bay
Styled with Prue - Canterbury
Central Coast - New Location TBA
Urban Doggo - Newcastle
The K9 Club - Orchard Hills
Queensland
+ Home Visits
It's Cahris Pet Services - Burleigh Heads
Little Pretty Pooches - Burleigh Waters
Love Dogs Daycare - Robina
Whaggy Whiskers - Southport
Brisbane - Home Visits
CC's Pampered Pups - Kedron
Mr Potts Groomingv- Albion
Pamper & Play Dog Daycare - Nth Lakes
Animal Affair - Bokarina
Doggie Adventure Playhouse - Marcoola
Steampunk Puppies - Peregian Beach
The Curious Dog - Tweed Heads
Home Visits Available in Most Suburbs - Just ask
Please call us on 0435 875 960 to book at our Locations
Australian Animal Oral Care is founded and operated by Dr. Cesar Vargas - a former Veterinarian from Colombia, South America with over 25 years experience.
He has been working with Animals since 17 years of age and has always wanted to be a Veterinarian. He has developed his own Alternative techniques to provide Pet Owners a truly professional service with his unique Pet Dental Cleaning without the need to perform Surgery under a General Anaesthesia for every Dental Clean
Dr. Cesar has extensive knowledge of Natural Medicine which enhances his Sedation Free Teeth Cleaning, ensuring an extremely professional outcome for your Pets with No Chemicals or Sedation.
Completing his Doctor of Medicine - DVM at La De Salle University, Bogota Colombia in 2000, Dr Cesar offers:
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25 years clinical experience in Small Animals (Cats and Dogs)
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Former Registered Veterinarian - Colombia 18 Years
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Professor - University Teacher of Toxicology (Vet Medicine Faculty) Colombia - 4 years
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Instructor / Teacher of Technicians in Animal Husbandry & Animal Medicine - 3 years
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Canine Acupressure, Canine Nutrition & Homeopathic Medicine for Pets - 18 years
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Development of Natural Pet Products - See our online Shop
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Dr Cesar is looking to further his study in small animal medicine & critical care in 2025
*Please book your Pets Dental Clean each year - or more if advised. This will ensure bacteria build up is removed and your pets mouth is healthy.
This decreases the need for Sedation and extractions. We highly recommend a daily dental routine at home using products and appropriate dental chews.
Dr Cesar has developed his own Natural Products which you can purchase from our online shop - All made in Melbourne with 100% Natural Ingredients
* Dr Cesar is not Registered in Australia as a Vet Practitioner or Vet Surgeon. He is not a practising Veterinarian. He chooses not to so he can focus on Natural Pet Dental & Health and keep Dental Cleaning more affordable.
We provide cost effective, affordable Pet Dental Cleaning and honest advice on home care for your Pets long term health.
We do not recommend any commercial products, Dry Pet Food or Canned Foods.
We also don't recommend to feed treats more than once a day and advocate daily teeth brushing
Ask us for a Quote - We are often 40 - 50 % less than Vet Clinics Charge
It's all about the long term Health for us at Australian Animal Oral Care
Our primary focus is a positive experience for you and your Pet.
We provide gentle canine massage and acupressure to help relax and calm, along with our Essential Oil Pet Calm Mist if required to assist too.
Dr Cesar will use many techniques to assist your Pet - Many Pets need little encouragement and just sitting with him they begin to trust him and feel comfortable.
Sitting on a Pet Mattress, your Dog is settled into position, we lay them between our legs with their head resting on our upper thigh, we begin the oral exam and dental cleaning.
For Cats, we swaddle in a clean towel, keeps them secure and safe during the dental.
Using professional veterinary dental scalers we gently remove the tartar and plaque from every tooth surface including under the gumlines and the inside of the mouth.
All Teeth Surfaces are cleaned inside and out thoroughly.
After all the teeth are clean, we will apply our Pet Dental Spray and our Gum Treatment to polish the teeth and complete the treatment.
Honestly, your Pet does feel better with a clean mouth and they always thank us afterwards! Many patients will gently lick our hands, stay for a longer cuddle and not leave our side.
Now it's your turn to continue to clean their teeth at home and start a daily dental routine. Buy our 100% natural products that are made in Melbourne using Aussie Ingredients.
Healthy Pets have clean teeth!
We have our range of Pet Dental Products if you wish to purchase them for a home dental Cleaning routine. We have Dental Kits, Single Products and Supplements to help your Pets overall dental health.
Regular dental-check ups for dogs
More than 80% of dogs over the age of three experience canine dental problems, it’s crucial that you have your pet’s mouth checked regularly.
Depending on your dog’s age, breed, and existing medical conditions, you should have their teeth checked at least once a year.
Pet dentistry and professional teeth cleaning
Even with careful, ongoing attention to their dental health, dogs need regular veterinary assistance to keep their teeth as healthy as they can be. Depending on the factors mentioned above, your pet may need their teeth cleaned as often as once a year with some pets every 6 months.
We urge you to make your pets dental health a priority for their entire life and you will have additional years to spend with them :)
HOME DENTAL CARE
Dental care is very important to our pets health and is usually overlooked by most pet owners. Without proper care, teeth and gums can become infected and lead to more serious disorders.
If your pet is at Stage 1 you can continue brushing their teeth on a routine basis to prevent periodontal disease or book a Clean early.
If your pet is at a Stage 2 or 3 then they are in need of a full dental. If your Pet has Stage 4 Dental Disease, you will be referred to a local Vet Surgeon.
A dental under anaesthesia can cost anywhere from $500 - $2500 often more with extractions
If your pet is not a candidate for anaesthesia due to their health, medical condition or age, you can try an Anaesthesia Free Dental with Australian Animal Oral Care.
Ask your Vet Clinic for a Referral Today especially if you have an older Pet or they cannot have Anaesthesia due to illness.
Please Don't do Nothing!! Start your first Anaesthesia Free Dental before 18 months of age or earlier
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A new way to clean your pets teeth at home
MIRAPET ULTRASOUND
We import Mirapet Ultrasound from Germany to help pet owners keep their pets teeth clean at home.
We have over 80 Dog Grooming Professionals offering Mirapet Ultrasound Services in salons around Australia
Save money and invest in Mira Pet Ultrasound Toothbrush.
For serious Pet Owners who area willing to brush their pet's teeth minimum of 1-2 times each week
Slowly but surely remove tartar build up from the teeth surfaces inside and out.
Improve Gum health
Prevent Tartar Build up from ever getting out of control
Hours of Operation
Monday to Friday 10.00am - 7.00pm
Saturdays in SA, WA, NSW & QLD Only
Sundays - Closed
Public Holidays - Closed in Vic
If you would like to Host one of our Clinics Contact us directly 0435 875 960 or email.
Do you need financial assistance to pay for your Pet's Dental Cleaning?
You must be a concession card holder or in Financial difficulty in Victoria . Ask us how
Head Office
21 The Esplanade St Kilda
Melbourne Victoria 3182
Australia
australiananimaloralcare@gmail.com
info@australiananimaloralcare.com
Tel: 0435 875 960
Dog Teeth Cleaning
Cat Teeth Cleaning
Bookings and Enquiries Here
Our Pet Dental Services can be found at many leading Pet Care, Pet Shops, Groomers,
Dog Day Care, Boarding Kennels & Natural Pet Stores at over 80 Australian Locations
What is Dental Disease?
Periodontal disease is the most common clinical condition occurring in adult dogs and cats, and is entirely preventable. By three years of age, most dogs and cats have some evidence of periodontal disease. Unfortunately, other than bad breath, there are few signs of the disease process evident to the owner, and professional dental cleaning and periodontal therapy often comes too late to prevent extensive disease or to save teeth.
As a result, periodontal disease is usually under-treated, and may cause multiple problems in the oral cavity and may be associated with damage to internal organs in some patients as they age.
Periodontal disease begins when bacteria in the mouth form a substance called plaque that sticks to the surface of the teeth. Subsequently, minerals in the saliva harden the plaque into dental calculus (tartar), which is firmly attached to the teeth. Tartar above the gum line is obvious to many owners, but is not of itself the cause of disease.
The real problem develops as plaque and calculus spread under the gum line. Bacteria in this ‘sub-gingival’ plaque set in motion a cycle of damage to the supporting tissues around the tooth, eventually leading to loss of the tooth. Bacteria under the gum line secrete toxins, which contribute to the tissue damage if untreated. These bacteria also stimulate the animal’s immune system. The initial changes cause white blood cells and inflammatory chemical signals to move into the periodontal space (between the gum or bone and the tooth).
Signs of Dental Disease in your Pet
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discolouration or build-up on teeth
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bad breath
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under eye swelling
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discomfort, lumps, or bleeding around the mouth
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sneezing
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gum redness or inflammation
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pawing at the mouth
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difficulty eating or loss of appetite
How to Help your Pet's Teeth
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feed them fresh raw meat
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decrease dry foods
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use dental toys
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brush their teeth daily
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use pet friendly dental paste
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organic coconut oil is great for dental health in both dogs and cats
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Book yearly Dental Checks
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Book yearly Dental Cleaning
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Why should I clean my pet’s teeth?
We love our Pet's and they are like family. Just like us, dogs and cats build plaque and tartar on their teeth over time. Left untreated, plaque and tartar can cause gingivitis, bad breath, tooth loss and make eating a painful experience. Plaque & calculus harbour bacteria that can contribute to other local and systemic diseases such as Heart and Liver Disease
Do clean teeth matter?
One of the easiest and least expensive ways to care for you pet’s long term health begins with proper dental hygiene. Regular dental care helps avoid gum disease, eliminate plaque and tartar build up and keeps teeth healthy and bright.
But dental hygiene is about more than just good breath. Statistics show that over 80% of dogs and cats will develop mild to moderate dental disease by the time they’re just 3-years old. The toxins from periodontal disease are absorbed directly into your pet’s blood stream and as the kidneys, liver, and brain filter the blood, small infections occur that can cause permanent and at times fatal organ damage.
Simple, preventative dental care virtually eliminates nearly 90% of all gum related diseases, improves your pet’s long term health and doesn’t have to be costly, dangerous or time consuming.
How can I tell if my pet’s teeth need cleaning?
Look for a yellow or brown build-up on the tooth surface and areas of inflammation around the gum line. Chronic bad breath is often an early indicator of poor dental hygiene. If you are unsure, send us a photo of your pet’s teeth for a free evaluation - 0435 875 960 and we will provide feedback.
How often should I clean my pet’s teeth?
The frequency of dental cleanings depends on diet, age, health, breed and the amount (if any) of home dental care. Generally speaking, pets over two years old should have a professional dental cleaning about every 6-12 months.
How do you hold the pet still?
Carefully. Our well trained staff comfortably position your pet on our Pet Mattress using gentle relaxation techniques which allow the pet to feel safe & comfortable. Even feisty pets with challenging personalities are usually very cooperative. Some even fall asleep.
Does it hurt the pet?
Absolutely not. We use the same gentle approach as a paediatric dental office uses with children.
How does non anaesthetic cleaning compare to using anaesthesia?
The results are the same for most routine cleanings. Pets with behavioural issues or advanced dental conditions may have some slight compromise, but most results are 99-100%. Mouths that have been neglected often require more than one appointment to restore oral health.
Do you polish?
Yes we do! Polishing removes any residual stains & minute deposits on affected surfaces. We use a Natural Polish to finish our Dental Cleaning
What equipment do you use?
We use an array of professional dental instruments specifically designed for each pet’s individual needs.
All are hand Dental Tools, so there is no noise or water used.
What pets are eligible for non- anaesthetic dental cleaning?
Eligible patients include:
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Dogs & cats of all ages whose owners are concerned about the risks of anaesthesia
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Young pets needing their 1st dental prophylaxis
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Senior pets
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Pets with healthy gingiva & mild to heavy calculus
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Pets with stages 0-3 periodontal disease
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Pets with medical conditions such as heart murmurs, collapsed tracheas, renal & liver conditions, Chrohn’s disease, Addison’s disease, diabetes, etc
Is anaesthesia free cleaning appropriate for every dog and cat?
Unfortunately, not every pet is a good candidate for anaesthesia free cleaning.
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Pets with aggressive personalities or some form of dementia usually don’t cooperate with technicians and are therefore not good candidates
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High risk breeds such as brachycephalic
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Pets with complications such as: advanced periodontal disease, deep fractures, mobile teeth, epulis or lesions cannot be cleaned using a non-anaesthetic approach
We thank our Business Supporters
Australian Animal Oral Care
Melbourne - Australia 3182
Dog and Cat Teeth Cleaning
Pet Dental Products - Shopify
Ph: 0435 875 960
Email: australiananimaloralcare@gmail.com
ABN 77 469 114 079
Mobile Services in Australia
VIC SA NSW WA & QLD
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