I am fully qualified and insured to offer two distinct services:
- One-to-one dog grooming services from my home, including ultrasound teeth cleaning
- Canine Clinical Massage Therapist normally at your home (covering Central/South/West Cornwall)
Emmipet Ultrasound system - with no brushing most dogs tolerate it!
Teeth Cleaning Service
You may have have tried various teeth cleaning methods for your dog with little success (in my personal experience!) but now Emmipet offers a solution to help protect your pet from oral disease and tooth loss.
A regularly scheduled oral hygiene routine is the best way to protect your pet's dental health and can be done during a groom. I use the Emmipet system ultrasound toothbrush (each dog has their own personal toothbrush) and a specially formulated ultrasound toothpaste.
Ultrasound reaches deep below the gum line to kill germs and bacteria and cleans the teeth and gums to prevent the build up of plaque and tartar. At the same time it increases the blood flow to the gums to heal wounds and stop bleeding.
Emmipet effectively combats:
- Gingivitis and periodontitis
- Oral cavity diseases
- Plaque and tartar build up
- Bad breath
It is estimated that by the time they are 2 years old, 80% of dogs begin to show signs of oral disease. By using ultrasound tooth cleaning as part of a regularly scheduled routine, you can avoid taking your pet to the vet for a professional cleaning, which can only be achieved with full anaesthesia. Vibration free without brushing, the soft bristles are held against the teeth/gums allowing your pet's teeth to be cleaned gently without the irritation of vibration or noise. Regular teeth cleaning is recommended by veterinarians and is the most important measure in the fight against dental decay.
Ultrasound (air waves - air oscillations) perform the cleaning so brushing is not necessary. Ultrasound cleans more effectively than regular brushing, destroying bacteria even in gum pockets. If you notice a build up of plaque, you can book a course of sessions to get back on track.
If there is significant plaque/tartar present, I recommend that you start with a course of daily treatment, but in serious cases may ask you to seek Veterinary attention initially for dental descale, then continue with a regular programme of ultrasound teeth cleaning to maintain your dog's dental health.
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