28/09/2026
🦷🐾 NEW SERVICE – EMmi®-pet Teeth Cleaning! 🐾🦷
I’m so excited to announce that Mollies Muddy Paws will now be offering EMmi®-pet ultrasonic teeth cleaning! ✨
So, what is EMmi®-pet? 🦷
EMmi®-pet uses ultrasonic technology to clean your dog’s teeth without the need for mechanical scrubbing. The ultrasonic waves help reach areas that can be difficult to clean with a normal toothbrush, helping to remove plaque and bacteria from the teeth and along the gum line. 🐶🪥
Regular dental care can help reduce plaque and tartar build-up, support healthier teeth and gums, reduce bad breath and help prevent dental problems such as gum disease.
💗 And prevention really is better than cure!
Keeping on top of your dog’s dental health can help reduce the risk of more serious dental problems developing, which can potentially mean less discomfort and pain for your dog and may help you avoid expensive veterinary dental treatment further down the line. 🐾
⚠️ But it’s important to know that teeth cleaning isn’t a one-session fix!
Depending on the amount of plaque and tartar and the condition of your dog’s teeth, it can take several sessions to get their teeth to a good level. Every dog is different, so their treatment will be tailored to them and carried out at a pace they’re comfortable with.
Once their teeth are at a good level, maintenance cleans every 3–4 weeks can help keep on top of plaque and maintain their dental health. 🦷✨
🐶 A little regular prevention now could help save your dog from discomfort later — and potentially save you a big vet bill too!
If you’d like to find out more about EMmi®-pet teeth cleaning or book your dog in, feel free to message Mollies Muddy Paws 💌
🦷 Each dog’s treatment plan will be tailored to their individual needs
🐾 Several sessions may be needed initially
✨ Maintenance cleans recommended every 3–4 weeks
EMmi®-pet teeth cleaning is a preventative dental-care service and does not replace veterinary dental treatment. Dogs with significant tartar, dental disease, pain or other oral health concerns may require assessment and treatment by a vet.