Emmi-Pet Teeth Cleaning
Ultrasonic teeth cleaning
with Emmi-Pet
Keeping your pet’s teeth clean is an important part of their overall health and wellbeing. Using the advanced Emmi-Pet ultrasonic system, this gentle, non-invasive treatment helps to reduce plaque, tartar and bacteria without the need for noise, scrubbing or sedation.
Unlike traditional toothbrushes, Emmi-Pet uses silent ultrasonic technology with no movement or vibration, making the experience far calmer and more comfortable for pets, especially those who may be nervous or sensitive.
Regular ultrasonic teeth cleaning can help improve oral hygiene, freshen breath and support healthier teeth and gums, all while providing a stress-free experience for your pet.
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The Emmi-Pet system uses a patented piezo-chip in the brush head to generate millions of ultrasonic waves. When combined with a specialist toothpaste and water, this creates microscopic bubbles that reach deep below the gum line and into tiny gaps between teeth.
These micro-bubbles gently break down plaque, bacteria and tartar, helping to clean areas that traditional brushing can’t reach - all without any abrasive action.
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• Helps reduce plaque and tartar build-up
• Improves gum health and circulation
• Reduces bad breath
• Supports prevention of gum disease
• Completely silent and vibration-free
• No scraping, brushing or discomfort
• Ideal for anxious, older or sensitive petsRegular cleaning is one of the most important factors in preventing dental disease, with many pets showing signs of oral issues from a young age.
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This treatment is suitable for most dogs and can also be used for cats and small animals. It’s especially beneficial for:
• Pets who dislike brushing
• Nervous or anxious pets
• Older pets who may not cope with anaesthetic procedures
• Owners wanting a preventative approach to dental care(We’ll always assess your pet first to make sure it’s the right option for them
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Ultrasonic teeth cleaning is designed to support and maintain your pet’s oral health. It does not replace veterinary treatment where there is advanced dental disease, infection or loose teeth - these cases should always be assessed by a vet.
Not sure what is
right for your pet?
Whether you have questions about grooming, coat maintenance, nail clipping or ultrasonic teeth cleaning, feel free to get in touch for friendly advice with no pressure.