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In this video, Dr. Andrew Jones tests out a home dental scaler on his dog Tula to see if it works effectively for at-home pet dental care. As pet owners, we know how important oral hygiene is for our dogs, and in this video, Dr. Jones reviews the pros and cons of using a home dental scaler to maintain your pet’s teeth. This at-home dental tool promises to help remove tartar, plaque, and improve overall dental health for your dog.
Dr. Jones walks you through his experience using the scaler, explaining how to safely and properly use the tool to prevent injury to your pet. He also highlights the importance of regular dental care, whether done professionally or at home, to prevent gum disease and tooth loss. You’ll learn everything you need to know about maintaining your dog’s oral health, from choosing the right tools to proper technique.
Watch now to discover if a home dental scaler is a good option for your pet, and whether it can really live up to the claims.
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My dogs teeth are kinda bad. I can tell her teeth are bothering her recently. She can’t go under anesthesia as she has kidney disease and would not make it through. Currently I use wipes and spray.
Amazon US – PAWZIDEA Ultrasonic Dog Tooth Cleaner! — I just looked this up, thinking about buying this, what do you think Dr. Jones
I had my 23 lb. cocker’s teeth cleaned in August of 2024 and here it is November 2025 and she needs it done again. Isn’t this often? I hate having put under sedation again so soon, but I may not have a choice. I’ve thought about trying this.
My dog is 4 years old and her teeth are really good just 4 of them got some tartar is it a good idea to remove them with these kind of devices or it’s too soon?
I use needle nose pliers to break off the plaque, works great, I only have one dog that gets build up. After I clean his teeth, I up chews, and I’m all about adding good things to their diet, plenty of fresh fruits and veggies, raw meats, high quality kibble, i definitely love sea kelp as a supplement for dental health as well.