Teeth Cleaning

Did you know by three years old 80% of dogs
will have some level of dental disease!

Our staff can not only groom your dog but we can clean their teeth too!

If teeth and gums are well cared for and robust, your four-legged friend can bite hard and enjoy his food well into old age.

Regular cleaning with a ultrasonic toothbrush helps to support your dogs dental care. Regular brushing is the most effective way to keep the mouth and teeth healthy. Emmi-pet ultrasonic toothbrush cleans even the narrowest gaps between teeth without making a noise, this means your pet is more likely to gets used to the new routine with regular use.

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Bad Breath?

What lies behind it? Bad breath in dogs is one of the biggest problems owner have with their pets. With the right dental care and the latest ultrasound technology, severe bad breath is effectively reduced and long-lasting freshness can be accomplished.

Prevent tartar build-up!

Preventing tartar build up can extend the life of your four-legged friend. With the right dental care routine you can effectively prevent tartar, tooth discoloration and gum inflammation.

Tartar is a hard, yellow/ brown deposit on your dog’s teeth. Plaque is the first step in tartar formation and is easy to remove. However, if it is not removed in time, it can develop into tartar. Tartar is a mixture of germs, food particles, harmful fungi, calcium and phosphate salts, and mucosal cells. Dogs are particularly prone to tartar because their saliva often contains more minerals than humans.

Gum Disease.

Gum disease in dogs is common. It can lead to serious health problems if not treated in time. Dogs cannot clean their teeth sufficiently themselves, especially with today’s food intake or narrow interdental spaces, as well as misalignments that make natural self-cleaning more difficult. The good news is that these conditions are preventable. With the right care and products, you can help your dog live a healthy and happy life.

Healthy Teeth – Healthy Animal.

Your dog’s dental health is just as important as your own. Unfortunately, it is often neglected, which can lead to serious health problems. Inadequate dental care can not only lead to bad breath and tooth loss, but also have more serious health consequences that affect your pet’s overall well-being. 

There are different approaches to dog dental care, from special dental care products to professional dental cleanings at the vet. Choosing the right method depends on your dog’s individual needs. Regular brushing at home can help keep plaque at bay, while professional cleanings are necessary to remove stubborn tartar.