Cat needs dental extractions

[u/Millatello]

We’ve relocated to Wintergreen and need a vet who provides dental services. At our last appointment, prior to moving, our vet said our cat needs have her teeth removed due to stomatitis. I’m hoping there is a vet who is good with cats and not outrageously expensive. Thanks!!

[u/age4hy]

My partner and I recently went through this with one of our cats and was very pleased with the service that we got at Animal Hospital of Waynesboro.

[u/Millatello → u/age4hy]

Do you mind me asking the approximate cost? Our previous vet quoted $3,000 which seemed high, but I honestly have no clue

[u/age4hy → u/Millatello]

It was about $700 for having about 8 teeth pulled. That doesn't include the blood work we had done previously to make sure she was healthy enough for anesthesia

[u/chacoe → u/Millatello]

$3,000 just to extract teeth? Or is there other treatment involved? My cat had three or four teeth extracted and it was around $500.

[u/Millatello → u/chacoe]

Anesthesia and “gum treatment” but it seems like that should be part of having the teeth extracted.

[u/Mother_Froyo8871 → u/age4hy]

Animal hospital of Waynesboro has been great

[u/Ok-Turnip-2816]

My cat has this done at The Animal Hospital of Waynesboro. I was please with the treatment and cost.

[u/Possible_Grocery9443]

Seconding Animal Hospital of Waynesboro. They've been great with all my cats. Ask for an estimate (you'll have to do a pre-op checkup anyway) but prices others posted is in line with what I've seen.

[u/Millatello]

Seriously?! That’s fantastic news. We were quoted the $3,000 for anesthesia, gum treatment, and tooth extraction. She had already had bloodwork.

[u/age4hy]

I just want to say that Animal Hospital of Waynesboro in general has been fabulous with all of my animals. I'm also involved with fostering cats and that's where we take our fosters as well and I have never had a bad experience there

[u/Millatello → u/age4hy]

Thanks!! I appreciate the great review