Animal care is your passion.
Make it your skill.
Specialized online education in anesthesia-free canine teeth cleaning, combining oral-health fundamentals, hands-on technique concepts, and practical business knowledge.
Lead with knowledge.
Focused training.
A thoughtful approach.
Learn the fundamentals behind canine oral wellness and non-anesthetic teeth cleaning—with coursework that looks beyond technique to responsible animal care and the realities of planning a business.
See full program detailsUnderstand canine oral health
Build familiarity with anatomy, physiology, tooth disease, and recognizing when veterinary evaluation is needed.
THE FOUNDATIONExplore care techniques
Study hand-scaling concepts, record keeping, and considerations for working with dogs of different temperaments.
THE PRACTICELearn business fundamentals
Explore business planning, branding, insurance considerations, marketing, and other topics involved in a service business.
THE NEXT STEPGood care starts with knowing when to refer.
Understanding canine oral health means recognizing the limits of anesthesia-free care. Some dental problems require veterinary examination, diagnostic imaging, anesthetic dentistry, or treatment that falls outside non-anesthetic cleaning.
Our educational philosophy centers on animal well-being and the importance of knowing when to involve a veterinarian.
How the program worksYour path, clearly outlined.
Get to know the course
Review the curriculum, tuition, equipment needs, and professional requirements relevant to your location.
Learn online
Work through written instruction and videos during the 90-day course completion window.
Demonstrate learning
Complete the online test and submit the required scaling video and before-and-after mouth photographs.
Plan your next step
Upon successful completion, receive a course completion certificate. Optional hands-on learning is available for a separate fee.
Invest in learning
with clear expectations.
We believe you should know what is included, what comes next, and what additional expenses to plan for before enrolling.
A certificate of completion confirms completion of this course. It is not a veterinary license or permission to perform regulated services. Check the laws and requirements where you intend to work.
Published tuition and options are shown for planning. Confirm all current terms, eligibility, fees, and required documents before payment.
Questions before you begin?
Here are a few important details. For admissions or course-specific questions, please contact the institute.
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A better-informed future
in animal care starts here.
Explore the program, understand the requirements, and take your next step with confidence.