We have been using the emmi-pet ultrasonic toothbrush for about 2 weeks. After an initial period of getting used to it, our dog can be “treated” with it without stress. We practised daily with the brush head, first the dog was allowed to sniff and lick it, and also the toothpaste. Only after a few days did we put the head on the hand part and start actively cleaning. We were able to notice visible success on the outer sides of the teeth quite quickly, the inner sides are a little more difficult, but even that can be done with a little practice. All in all, the plaque has already become much less in this short time and if we save our dog an expensive dental treatment under anaesthetic with this toothbrush, the emmi-pet ultrasonic brush is definitely worth its price.

(Manu Goebel, Schwalbach)

The handling of the toothbrush is quite easy and it also has a good effect, as some tartar has already come off my dog’s teeth. The brush had turned a dark colour. The first time I brushed it was difficult because my dog didn’t really want to. The more often you do it, the easier it becomes as he gets used to it. He seems to like the toothpaste, he always starts sucking on it with his tongue. With a little practice, I can recommend the Emmi ultrasonic toothbrush. My dog’s bad breath has improved, but it hasn’t gone away completely. Maybe it will improve with more frequent use.

(Dörte Sladek, Kaufbeuren)

The hand piece has to be charged first. This takes 24 hours and is indicated by the blue LED. When the LED goes out, the battery is full.

The brush attachments are easy to put on and take off, but still fit well. Starting point: My dog is a 3.5 year old Tervueren Belgian Shepherd, she has severe discolouration on her canine teeth and lighter plaque on her cheek teeth. No bad breath. She has a very good trust relationship with me. Is a certified rescue dog, accordingly she has a settled character and is not fearful.

First application: My dog looks at me a bit sceptically, but she lets it pass and tries to wipe the toothpaste away with her tongue. Since the toothbrush doesn’t vibrate and doesn’t make any noise, she doesn’t have much of an aversion. For me, it’s rather strange that I don’t need pressure or movement when brushing. Light dirt and deposits are gone after 2-3 uses. The solids weaken a little, but are still there. I can’t say after such a short time whether they will go away. I think the Emmi-Pet ultrasonic toothbrush is a good choice for a normal dog/human relationship. With very anxious dogs, it needs patience and a careful approach so that the dog doesn’t build up an aversion. Since the device doesn’t vibrate or make any noise, it’s really just getting used to the device here.

I have not yet tested the Orozyme dental care gel, as I consider the Emmi-Pet ultrasonic toothbrush to be more important and did not want to falsify the test.

(Manuela Trendelberend, Gütersloh)