Gentle. Effective. Stress-free.
Did you know that by the age of just two, around 80% of dogs show signs of dental disease? Symptoms like bad breath, excessive drooling, and oral discomfort are common indicators—but poor dental health can also contribute to more serious conditions like heart, liver, and kidney disease.
Just like us, dogs benefit from regular dental care to stay healthy and happy. That’s why preventative care is essential, and why I offer Emmi-Pet ultrasonic teeth cleaning here at Barking Pawfect.
This motionless, noise-free, and stress-free treatment is ideal for both dogs and puppies—even those who are anxious. The Emmi-Pet 2.0 system uses ultrasonic vibrations (not brushing!) to reach deep below the gum line, breaking down bacteria and preventing the build-up of plaque and tartar.
How does it work?
The microchip in the toothbrush head reacts with a specialist toothpaste and water, creating millions of tiny microbubbles. These bubbles gently lift away food particles, soften plaque, and destroy harmful bacteria—all without any mechanical brushing or sound.
The result?
Healthier teeth and gums, fresher breath, and a happier dog—without the stress of traditional cleaning methods or the need for anaesthetic.
Give your dog the gift of great oral hygiene—book an Emmi-Pet session today!
Dental Assessment
This is a compulsory appointment for all dogs before any cleaning sessions begin. It helps us understand how comfortable your dog is with the process and whether ultrasonic cleaning is suitable for them.
During this session:
- I’ll carry out a full dental consultation and take photos of your dog’s teeth and gums.
- Gently introduce the Emmi-Pet toothbrush and specialist toothpaste.
- Clean one tooth to assess your dog’s tolerance and comfort level.
At the end, I’ll review everything with you. If I feel ultrasonic cleaning isn’t appropriate – whether due to your dog’s behaviour or the condition of their mouth – I’ll always talk through alternative options.
Initial Clean
Depending on the level of plaque and tartar build-up, and your dog’s tolerance, this may take one or several sessions.
Each session lasts between 30 and 50 minutes.
My focus here is on removing as much plaque and tartar as possible, particularly around the gum line, to create a healthier oral environment.
Maintenance Cleans
Once the initial clean is complete and your dog’s mouth is in good condition, I move on to regular maintenance.
Ongoing cleans are usually every 6 weeks.
Sessions last between 20 and 30 minutes.
Please note: if there is a longer-than-recommended gap between maintenance appointments, your dog may need another initial clean before returning to the maintenance schedule.
Want to support your dog’s dental health the gentle way?
Get in touch to book your assessment or ask any questions – I'm here to help.
Emmi Pet Before & After Gallery
