My senior cat with seizure disorder just had a dental. The dental procedure was $150 USD and included antibiotic, anesthesia, IV fluids and the cleaning. He only has a few teeth left, but they don't charge by the tooth.

The Estimate before the procedure was $250 USD, that was to cover things he might have needed such as extractions, x rays and pain meds, which he did not need this time, thankfully.

The blood work was not included because he gets blood work every 4 months, and had just had it, but I would not allow a cat of mine to go under anesthesia without blood work first, regardless of the procedure.

A blood profile that covers everything is currently $109 USD, which for a healthy cat who does not get blood work regularly would have put the dental full cost at $259 USD.

Twinkle had pretty much all of her teeth extracted (barr 3 of them) and we were charged £240 - that included antibiotics too as she had infected gums as well. Dental work is quite expensive but hers was very major!

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It made me laugh when we told the first vets we wouldn't be using them as they were too expensive, they were shocked and said they didn't see how I'm sure £300 is just pocket money to them!
Our full bloodwork we had done there come to £120ish , the vet we are using for the dental said he does full bloodwork for senior cats for £35 We really missed out on that1!

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