Dog Teeth Cleaning
Ultrasonic Teeth Cleaning for Dogs
Initial Appointment £37
Follow Ups £18
Often overlooked when we think of our canine companions, much like ourselves, ignoring plaque and tartar buildup can lead to severe health conditions, including heart disease, gum problems, and dementia. And let's not forget the dreaded bad breath! So cleaning your dog's teeth isn't an added luxury; it's a necessity.
Using a specialised ultrasonic toothbrush paired with a unique toothpaste formulation, when mixed with water, creates millions of nanobubbles that gently implode, removing impurities, plaque, tartar and discolouration whilst also killing germs and bacteria from your dog's gnashers.
Although ultrasonic teeth cleaning for dogs is non-invasive, and involves no rigorous hand movements, we fully appreciate that not every dog is going to jump for joy at the idea of a dental spa day, which is why it's paramount to instil confidence and trust in your dog before embarking on their teeth-cleaning journey. That's why we provide an introductory session with your dog's personalised toothbrush head, followed by five subsequent sessions, ensuring gradual progress and comfort every step of the way.
Book Teeth Clean
Take the first step towards healthier teeth and fresher breath by scheduling an appointment today! Please fill out our form below, or better yet, give us a bark at 01249 716568 to speak directly with one of our dog grooming specialists.
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The ideal diet for a healthy dog smile includes raw bones, lean meats, and dental chew toys and treats.
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Indeed, maintaining your dog's dental health is crucial for their overall well-being and happiness. Just like us, dogs can develop dental issues such as plaque, tartar, and gum problems if we neglect their oral hygiene. Regular dental care is not just a suggestion; it's a necessity.
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We recommend booking your dog for an ultrasonic teeth cleaning session every six weeks! To maintain optimal oral health, enhance this regimen with a gum-friendly diet featuring raw bones, lean meats, and dental chew toys and treats. If you observe any worrisome issues, don't hesitate to seek guidance from one of our groomers or, in severe cases, from a trusted veterinarian.
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From our experience, we recommend using enzymatic dog toothpaste to clean your dog's gnashers. Enzymatic toothpaste contains baking soda, which helps to keep your dog's teeth clean while the enzymes work on tartar and plaque.