Puffer Trimming

My GSP's teeth have become too long for him to be able to eat easily, so they need trimming. I would very much prefer to have a professional do it. Does anyone know of a place and about how much they'd charge? I live in the St. Cloud area, but have no problems travelling.

A veterinarian if you want a true professional and want to pay the doctors visit.

I believe if you start talking vet you would be looking at $100-$200, nothing at a vet is cheap.

it's really not that hard to do yourself, a little nerve wracking the first time or two but not bad after that. I used to have to trim my south american puffers teeth every 3 months like clockwork, first time I put them out, after that i did not, they cooperated well and it got easier and easier. cuticle trimmer and away you go.

Anyone seen the Dog Face Puffers at Aquarium ConceptsAce Hardware? They are HUGE