Introducing you to Huddersfield's Best Pet Clinic
Emmi pet teeth cleaning
The ultrasonic toothbrush from Emmi-Pet helps you support your dog’s dental care. Regular brushing is the most effective way to keep their mouth and teeth healthy – even for four-legged friends. My Emmi-Pet ultrasonic toothbrush cleans even the narrowest gaps between teeth without noise or scrubbing, helping your pet quickly adjust to the new routine with regular use.
Anal gland expressing
Anal glands are two small sacs located on either side of a dog’s anus that produce a strong-smelling fluid used for communication and marking territory. This fluid is usually expelled naturally during defecation, but if this process fails, the glands can become impacted, causing discomfort, pain, or infection. Common signs of issues in dogs include scooting their rear end along the floor or excessive licking.
Nail clipping service
Nail clipping for dogs involves trimming their nails to prevent overgrowth, which can lead to pain, joint strain, and other health issues. It’s done using special clippers to carefully remove the tip of the nail, avoiding the “quick” — the sensitive part containing blood vessels. Regular nail trimming is important for a dog’s health, comfort, and safety, though the frequency depends on their activity level.
Wrinkle cleaning (bulldogs breeds)
Wrinkle cleaning for a bulldog is a routine process of regularly cleaning and drying the skin folds on their face to prevent infections caused by bacteria and yeast. This is done by wiping the wrinkles with specialised wipes, thoroughly drying the area, and often applying a protective product such as a paste or coconut oil.
Pad trimming
Pad trimming is the process of cutting the long hair that grows between a dog's paw pads and around its feet. This helps to prevent slipping on smooth surfaces, keeps the paws clean of debris and snow, and reduces the risk of painful matting or infections.
Ear cleaning
Ear cleaning for a dog is the process of removing excess wax, dirt, and debris from the ear canal using a veterinary-approved ear cleaning solution and a cotton ball or gauze. It is a routine part of grooming that helps prevent ear infections by making the ear canal less hospitable to bacteria and yeast.