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Florida’s first ever non-anesthetic pet dental spa!
A zen approach to pet dental care.
The first & only non-anesthetic pet dental spa in Texas!
Our new non-anesthetic pet dental spa in Miami!
A tech will visit your pet
You and your pet visit us
We will evaluate your pet's teeth by answering simple questions.
We’ve got the tips you need to reveal your pet’s best smile.
We’re excited to welcome you and your pet to HealthySmiles Pet Dental Spa, nestled in the beautiful & historic neighborhood of Coconut Grove in Miami!
There are a lot of healthy & nutritious Thanksgiving foods you can share with your dog.
Whether you’re visiting the area, or just looking for some new spots to spend time with your furry BFF, Fort Lauderdale has several pet friendly parks, beaches, & restaurants.
When do puppies start teething? What are the puppy teething symptoms? Our experts tackle everything you need to know about this puppy stage.
Just like their hoomans who need to go to the dentist for a thorough cleaning twice per year, pets need regular professional dental cleanings too!
Congrats on the new, adorable addition to your family! Bringing a puppy home is exciting, but it can also lead to a lot of questions about how to care for your puppy.
Fort Lauderdale, FL — HealthySmiles, a leading provider of gentle, non-anesthetic dental cleanings for dogs and cats, is expanding its reach in
Is stinky dog breath putting a stop to your snuggle time?
Dental care doesn’t differ much between species. But unlike humans, dogs cannot brush, floss, or rinse on their own.
Receiving sweet kisses from your cat is a special treat, don’t let that moment be spoiled by stinky breath!
When does chewing become an issue and potentially dangerous for your puppy or dog?
Treats that use natural ingredients can help fight your dog’s bad breath
Houston, TX —HealthySmiles Pet Dental is proud to announce the addition of Dr. Lori Miller, DVM to their pet care team.
Brushing a dog’s teeth three times a week is beneficial in helping to remove plaque and prevent tartar accumulation.
Pets’ medical history dictates if they are good candidates for non-anesthetic dental cleanings
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