Emmi®-pet 2.0 PRO+ Oral & Skin Care Set Electric Toothbrush Set for Pets. Patented 100% ultrasonic no Brushing Technology deep-Cleans - for Healthier Teeth & Gums & Fresher Breath. Made in Germany.

My dog is 8 and never had professional cleaning at the vet. When he was a puppy I tried to brush his teeth but he hated it so I stopped. Have been feeding him greenie daily and vets never mentioned issues with his teeth, until last month. At the recent visit, vet is concerned with his teeth and suggested professional cleaning. I declined because I never want to put my dog to sleep unless I absolutely have to - there’s a risk that they might not wake up and that risk increases as they get older! So I bought this toothbrush and used it daily for about a week so far. My dog didn’t like it that much but was too food motivated to not let me do it lol although I’d say he licked off 50% toothpaste within 2 seconds so the effectiveness might be decreased due to to that. Despite this, I see visible improvements on his teeth - the yellow stuff around the roots of his teeth shrunk in size and some area started to look lighter yellow/white. It absolutely works! It is pricy but in the end it is cheaper then cleaning at vet and you do not need to put your dog to sleep. If you have multiple dogs, then it’s a no brainer that this saves you money big time.

My little dog’s teeth were professionally cleaned 12 months before I purchased this product (so no life time build up of tartar), I watched videos and made sure I understood how to use this toothbrush. I have been using it every day for about seven weeks (at least five minutes each session) and see no improvement. I’m not getting the result where you can begin to use the little stick and the plaque/tartar will start breaking away from their tooth. Since this product doesn’t make a noise and doesn’t vibrate and, so far, does nothing, I’m not sure if mine is defective or they don’t work in general. The light is on and that’s it. My one dog (12 years old), that I use this on daily, got used to it fairly easily — although she doesn’t enjoy it at all. My other little dog (14 years old) was too stressed and I wasn’t able to get him used to it. I felt like if we put the time and effort in, in a consistent way, we would see some good results. I am so disappointed. I’m also confused as to how it’s working so well for so many people on these reviews, but not at all for my dog. I will continue using it a while longer. If it ever helps I will update this review.

I’ve been using Emmi pet on my two 8 year old labs and my nieces golden retriever . I was using on Rosie the golden until she cracked her tooth chewing on a bone . She can tolerate regular brushing but until we see a vet about her tooth I won’t use the Emmi pet on her . My point is , it does emit something because she jerks away from the Emmi pet on that tooth .Don’t give up on Emmi because it’s quiet it doesn’t mean it’s not doing anything . Pleas be cautious and aware of any cracks or bad teeth in your pets mouth the Emmi will hurt your dog with what it emmits! With that said my male lab needs tarter removed off his teeth $600 ! I am going to use Emmi on him 2x daily to see if I see a change in the tarter build up .if so I’ll come back and post my review ! Thekey is if you don’t have time to brush your dogs teeth my vet suggested getting the enzymatic tooth paste in their mouth with your finger before bed , and anytime during the day . Lots of them on Amazon and your local vet should carry . 😊

i also ordered the 2-pack large size toothbrushes and the milder flavor toothpaste to go with this kit.. turns out i did not need to do so because the Large toothbrushes are actually same size as the ‘regular’ toothbrush in this kit and the toothpaste in this kit is not the original one as shown in listing pic, it is the milder version instead.. So save your money and don’t buy extras that you don’t need just yet and may not need if you decide this ultrasonic brush doesn’t work for you!! also, you will need wooden/bamboo tooth scrapers for tartar removable to be effective (or metal ones but, those could cut/cause gum damage if dog moves).. Anyhow just wanted to say the above, we are still getting the hang of this ultrasonic toothbrush set, getting one dog to stay still for a few seconds per tooth has been quite a workout!! may end up sticking with the petlab probright powder with the other dog that is for sure..

This tooth brush works really well, but you have to be patient and clean your dogs teeth daily. It takes time and several days of cleaning to remove all of the tatar. The dog doesn't mind as there is no sound or movement. I hold it on the tooth for about two minutes and clean two teeth a day. Once all of the tatar is removed, you can hold it on each tooth for about 10 seconds. This is a great product and beats spending $600.00 for a teeth cleaning which they have to put your dog asleep to do.

Been using this for three weeks twice a day on my dog. Did nothing. Works a a toothbrush. A very expensive one at that.

My dog just hated this. I used it for about a month, but have no confidence that it worked at all and my dog seemed pretty devastated every time I took it out. My dog had mild to moderate plaque/tartar/staining on her teeth. My dentist was beginning to get concerned, but did not think she needed a dental yet. After using this for a month, I noticed no change in her teeth. After switching to dental chews and daily manual brushing with dog-specific enzyme toothpaste, the plaque and tartar began to soften and sort of crumble off. There were a few hardened pieces of tartar that sort of lifted away from the tooth, and I peeled it off with my finger nails, but there was nothing that required a sharp dental tool or scraping (I would not do that myself). After a month with the chews and manual brushing, her teeth looked awesome. After several months of this, they've continued to improve. My vet said if we keep her teeth the way the look now, he doesn't think she'll ever need a dental again (she had one 3 years ago; she is 10 now). I'd go that route before wasting money on this.

Bought this for my 12 year old dog in hopes to avoid going under anesthesia for dental work again. I haven’t been very consistent in using it because of some life circumstances, but I am back on track now and the plaque does seem to be softening up. The unit doesn’t vibrate or make any noise, so my dog isn’t terrified of it. To those who say you don’t know it’s working, the directions say if the green light is on then it is working properly. I like how it self cleans itself with its own ultrasonic waves. Shouldn’t have to worry about bacteria on the brush.