Dental Cleaning For Dogs At Home
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- Опубликовано: 22 июл 2024
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In this video Dr Jones shows you how he keeps his dog's teeth clean without anesthesia. How to perform a dental cleaning at home, what instruments to use, how to do it correctly.
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In all honesty I think no one should really have any bad comments towards his videos,OF Course each to their own,but,personally, I have found them to be very helpful and to be a veterinarian to take time to make videos like this I think is pretty cool of him.
Amen woman
I think the same thing ..
This Dr makes life better every day for my dogs, my neighborhood dogs and consequently, for me 😊. This life is full and stressful. Vet care is costly.Time and money are limited resources. Dr Jones tips the balance in favor of better care for our dogs and for this I am thankful.
Love this guy very thankful for his help.
Love you
I absolutely agree. I find his videos to be extremely helpful. And we all greatly appreciate you taking your time to make these videos to teach us what we can do at home.
Lewis is the most calm and gentle patient I’ve ever seen. Holy cow.!!❤
The world truly needs more people like you. Bless you.
I wish this was zoomed in so I could see how you were working on the tooth with the instrument. It’s hard to know what you’re doing with the instrument this way. Would love if you would.
I totally appreciate your advice! We just tried the de-scaling on our standard poodle (10 years old) with huge success! All of the tartar came off (big chunks) and we only used that little dental tool to scrape it off. We were super reluctant to put him under anesthesia for a dental cleaning, so we are extremely thankful for your video. Our dog held still and was a good sport the whole time!
Thanks
Hope your still teaching us all when your 100 years old cause your that good. We love you. God bless.
I am disgust at the way vets charge. So much. To visit an have any care at all. People can't afford to take them to the vet. Most vets are roges
Hi Dylan, I just started doing this with my 3 Standards and they are all so compliant and let me do it without hassle. Wonderful breed who seem to connect at a deeper level. Hope yours is doing well, cheers!
@@VeterinarySecrets Hi...Thank you so much for the education....
I just have a quick question...
Are there scrapers sized especially for smaller dog's teeth or are they all basically the same?
Also.... Where can I get that antiseptic? Or will it be also effective if I use a silver spray?
I have sovereign silver.. would that okay to use?
Can I just appreciate how patient and cute this dog is? :)
Lewis was one of the calmest dogs I've had the pleasure to have.
@@VeterinarySecrets I would imagine so. :) Thank you for making videos like this. Really helpful.
@@someone3187 Thanks so much!
We have 6 dogs and we live at the vet office. Your money saving videos are VERY helpful ! Thank you so much !
Thanks Charles
Also consider a dental diet too!
Your sweet dog has nothing but love and trust with you. So so sweet
This seems to be a vet that actually cares about animals... a lot of people can’t afford to get their own teeth done, never mind their dogs. Instead of shaming people for not taking their dogs in for a thousand dollar procedure, he teaches them ❤️
Thanks
This is the best channel on RUclips.
Thank You!
Wow that is what u call a good boy. How is he so calm?
Twinzzzzz He is probably done with year of Corona!
Dog was sedated
@@lanzremonte7913 actually, he wasn’t. He’s a 13 year old that is used to his human doing his teeth.
@@lanzremonte7913don’t assume
Thank you so VERY much for this. I am a Belgian living in Mexico and my 15 year old Schnauzer has pulminary fibrosis and therefore vets here dont want to do
anesthesia anymore. Not one of them suggested that I could do this kind of cleaning myself.....until I discovered your video here. I have started to do this and I think that I am on the right track to diminish my dogs tooth ache.
I love all your videos, they help inform us as fur parents but also to learn preventative care as well as how to care for them in a more natural way. Wish I had vets like you in our area.
Thank you!
Just successfully scraped the stubborn tartar at the gum line. It took multiple tries and a couple different tools. This video gave me the confidence. Thank you kind sir! Subscribed!
Thanks for sharing doc! We budget to have our 3 dogs' teeth cleaned annually, but it's great to have this information in case our circumstances change one day. Louis is such a good boy! God bless you!!
Putting dogs under is not healthy
THANK YOU! Such an informative, amazing video. You’re so right, so many people don’t do dental cleanings for dogs because it is SO expensive. This provides a wonderful way to care for our fur babies mouths if we’re unable to do a full cleaning. Amazing!
You need a camera person to do close up shots! Thank you so much for these. You really inspire confidence! I have helped my dogs so much!
I'm currently working on my camera work and audio. Thanks for the tip! Always happy to help.
Where you can buy the Sculler , I
Have two dogs
one small Maltese. & Akita mix thank you for making the video.
My daughter has three cats. I do help her with the feedings and everything, especially keeping them clean and healthy. Thank you for all your advice!
Lewis is so calm and compliant. Lovely dog . Thank you for the information
Especially compliant doesn't begin to describe Louis, he is a dream dog for a groomer like myself and someone wanting to add teeth cleaning to my services. Thanks for the great video and may all dogs behave like Louis!
Lol 😂 How calm is Lewis!! Bless him!!
It’s gotten to expensive to see a vet so thank you . I can’t afford a dentist . I do work on both my dog and my own teeth and gums. I have an ozone generator which helps to flush out his current gum hyperplasia. I did get him in for blood work $450 and antibiotics. In this economy I do everything DIY now . Thanks alot
Thank you SO MUCH for this video. I became disabled a couple of years ago and haven't been able to afford the quality of care for my dog that I used to. I do my best to take care of her but her teeth is something I am kind of at a loss for and as she is getting older it's definitely becoming more necessary.
Welcome
I have been cleaning my dogs' teeth for the past 5 decades. Thank you for this video. As I see that I am doing it right. Thank you so much.
Welcome
Thank you very much!You and your dog are both awesome!He is so cooperative/compliant;he trusts you that much.
You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
Love your approach and the way your wonderful doggy kept so still during your video 🐾🐾really appreciate your advice and guidance. Thank you from South Africa 🐕
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Thank you so much Dr Jones ;) for showing me how to clean my dogs teeth . Feeling proud of my lovely doggy he was good. Proud of me attempting it . Got all things prepared and went ahead. I am so pleased I got the bit of tartar off 2 teeth .
I am so grateful for all your videos! I will definitely try the Monostat for my girl’s frito paws and her right ear. She has the prettiest white hair on her paws and it’s all discolored from licking due to the yeast infection. I have been using apple cider vinegar on her paws for months but the smell comes back and the discoloration has never gone away. My girl Bene’ has trouble every now and then with yeast in her right ear. Shes had medicine from her Veterenarian and it takes care of it but it might come back months later. I bought an ear rinse for dogs and it’s for fungus that I will use if needed. BUT I’m going to try the Monistat for both her ear and paws along with your concoction for her teeth and gums. Thank you so very much for taking your valuable time to make videos to help us dog parents at home. 🏆 ⭐️ ❤You’re the BEST! I will comment after several weeks to post our outcome..
Thank you so much for your videos, Dr Andrew Jones! This one in particular has been a great help to me this week!
It made me brave enough to start to tackle this here at home.
Lots of love and Shalom from the UNITED Kingdom
Thank you for this. I took my dog into the vet today to see if she could get the dental treatment done with anaesthesia but she has a heart murmur and was denied without more expensive tests. This will help us in the meantime. Thank you. ❤
Thank you so much doctor for this useful,informative, and educational information. I am a dog groomer of 9 years and this is definitely something that had helped me to understand more about all the risk, treatment options, and alternatives for low to no income families that I help everyday while grooming.
THANK YOU SO MUCH for this valuable information even for my own family pet
You’re most welcome! Glad you find the videos helpful. Please feel free to share them! 🙏🏼
Thank you. you are so kind to show us how to clean their teeth. My daughter found a small chihuahua someone dumped on the side of the road. She rescued her and I’m sure they threw her out cause her mouth was infected and some of the teeth were covered in tartar. We took her to the vet and now she is on antibiotics and the vet wants to clean the teeth next. This will help us in the future for sure. Thanks again.
Thanks a lot. This helped a lot. I got almost all the plaque build up on both my dogs teeth. I could not afford to pay for two dogs dental cleaning let alone put my older dogs under the risk anesthesia. Thanks for being great!
Glad it helped! Please feel free to share this video!
Thank you so much for this video! My dogs have been suffering from pretty bad tartar, and this is practically heaven sent! Is there a certain brand you recommend buying the Chlorhexidine rinse from?
Your videos are my favorite dog videos!! I love your energy & your approach 😊❤
Lewis was such a good boy. Thank you Dr Jones. I'm hoping my dog lives till 30 like Bobi from Portugal.
Very helpful! Thank you (& Lewis...what a patient, good boy)!
I really enjoy your videos they are very helpful! I can't always afford a vet so the little things that you teach certainly cut down on the major things that can happen and be costly. you have given me hope in the fact that I don't have to give up on my therapy pets . Believe me as of late it has been a struggle. so thank you for being such a kind gentle teacher! many blessings to you and your Family ! thanks for sharing!
Thanks Mindi
Mindi Schumm d
I recently researched how to treat inflammation of gums for canines. Coconut oil, rubbed gently on gums 3 times a day. Well much to my suprise it only took one day, because I noticed a huge difference in the color and inflammation and her breath the very next day. Wow! Now I am using scaling tools and a polisher one tooth at a time. I also found that Manuka Honey has great bennifits for healty gums.
I want to thank you for your videos, I wouldn't know how to go about doing these procedures if you han't taken the time to show people.
Thank You!
Hi! Can you please link which scaler & polisher you are you using? 🙏🙏 Thanks!!!!
Yes spot on doing the same make a mix of the 2 😊and use a fibreglass pen polisher
Thank you for the free information. It helps a lot of us and is immensely helpful!
Thank you to take the time to show us this! I've done this with my mini poodle and it works wonderfully but I'm worried about some opinions that this can be detrimental on the long term since it damages the enamel. Any thoughts on that? Is it safe if done a couple times a year...?
Thank you so much again for the video!
Thank you so much for this!! My dog got a crappy, expensive cleaning at our last Veterinarian. I have been a "hooman" dental hygienist for 26yrs so I am very experienced. I bought a canine scaler but I prefer my "Hooman" scalers (I am more used to the blade angles I suspect). I am interested in an ultrasonic/sonic scaler, looking forward to THAT video :)
You're welcome:)
Thank you, for sharing your knowledge and wisdom. God bless you .
Thank you so much for this video...very very helpful. I have a 8 pound chihuaha. How often should i scale her teeth to remove plaque and which exact tool should i use? there are many on Amazon. She is two years old and doesnt have a lot or tartar. just some building up on gum line on her canine.
Awesome video!! I’m gonna try it. Thanks!
This video is so helpful. Thank you so much for creating this!
You’re most welcome. Glad it was helpful.
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Thank you sooooo much for showing and explaining
Thank you friend r caring about pets of those who can't afford help
Thanks Dr. Andrew, your videos are interesting and fact-filled! Thanks again'
Thank You Denyse
I have a pick that vibrates and water mist. I found hand scaling with them tools,actually ruffed up the tooth and got more tartar than ever,because your scraping. The descaler with vibration is best.
Thanks - very informative and helpful
Yes I too what love to know which kind of scalers fit into the bracket of not too rough….not too light.
Any product suggestions ??
Dr. Jones, thank you for this great video! Where do I get these cleaning dental tools?
Thank you for the basics, that really helps!!!! Love your videos!
Welcome
This was great information and Luis is such a good dog. How about an old dog that cannot have any procedure due to age an heart murmur what can be used for him he has a bad tooth
Very good, I just bought toothpaste and dental scraping instruments today, my 15 year old dog they said risk from anastesia might outway anything, so decided to try self. She has already let me scrape without resistance
Thank you Dr. Jones for sharing this info.
You’re most welcome!
Thank you for sharing this with us🐾!
This video just saved me $600 and I didn’t have to put my dog under anesthesia. Thank you!
Another great video- thanks for sharing. I was going to go to the vet but I am very hesitant since they have to put him under. He still has a baby tooth up against his canine. It looks a little brown around the tops of both of those. His gums are not very rad, maybe slightly so. Do you think this is something I could still go on my own? Like your dog, he is very patient and would allow me to do it.
Thankyou! I've gotten a lot of it off of my minidachshund. Wish I'd seen this video earlier. How can I do the back teeth?
Please tell us more about the scalars you are using. What are they called and where can we find them? The ones sold on Amazon are large and extremely sharp? What precautions should we take to avoid damaging the enamel?
Thank you doctor I wanted to know is miswak ok for them? You are the best
Hi doctor, thank you for your videos and your time! You have a great channel ❤️. Can this be done for cats also? If not, what is a way to clean cats teeth?
Louis is a Good Boy :) Thank you for sharing such great video's Dr. Jones!
He was such a sweet boy.
Awwwwww Lewis he was such a docile boy! I sure hope he was a happy baby desperate his laying down all the time in videos!!! RIP beautiful lab!
Beautiful job!! Great dog.
Fascinated to hear of DIY dental cleaning vs choosing between (my current) impotent neglect in lieu of anesthesia/profit scam only avoided from hearing honest assessments of the practice in animal rescue circles.
Also, saw a comment on partial spay/vasectomy alternatives - it is the primary disturbing aspect of animal rescue/adoption with potential health fallout from anesthesia or kidney crystal victims. Please link if there is a video on this topic...may be another 'kept in the dark' pet topic.
I'll have to do some dental cleaning with my Chihuahua. I guess I'll use Valerian for him. Thanks for showing this to everyone.
Hey doc thanks for sharing this video! I have 2 rescue dogs and Vet visits cost alot in my country. Do you have any recommendations for scaling of cats teeth. thanks
How do you get the INSIDE surfaces, away from the cheek?
Thank you so much for your thorough tutorial and thanks to your beautiful patient dog. I hope you still have him but he would be very old now. He was a star. In the uk we can’t buy clorhexadine over the counter what else could we use please. Thank you again
I did this on one of my dogs had build up more than the other. Good advice. But where do you get those tools?
My rescue who spent her entire first year in a crate in a rescue center did not want me to touch her mouth. I stared out using (Bright triple enzyme dog toothpaste) on my finger for many months to acclimate her to me being in her mouth. After 5-6 months of doing this, she now lets me use a gentle toothbrush on her teeth. This process along with chewing beef bones (she loved these) we have no teeth or gum issues at all. I am always into prevention whenever possible. I would also use CQ 10 if needed. Co Q 10 SAVED my gums!
Thank you so much doctor! Your videos are very helpful.
You’re welcome! Happy to help!
Years ago I bought a pet scaling "kit". The main scaler looks more like a "hoe", which you gently put slightly above the gumline and "hook" onto the edge of the tartar and pull down, popping off the tartar. I find it works great on the dogs I've had, but cats are a bit more tricky! The kit also came with a hard plastic "bar" which rests between the teeth (on dogs, it's too big for cats) which keeps the mouth slightly open, making it a little easier to access those back teeth. I've never had to take a dog in for a dental, however, like I said, I find the cats harder to do and have had to do some dental work at the vet in the past. These days though, I can barely afford a plain vet visit, let alone any kind of treatment. 🙄
Louis your such a good boy! is he on sedative? I am scared to put my small dog for anesthesia for teeth cleaning.
I was all ready to pay the amount for a fool dental cleaning but they don't let you stay with your pet or at least wait until everything is done they expect you to leave her there and go about your day like she's laundry being dropped off. and my little one is already uncomfortable with new people. I don't trust the money makers to treat her better than laundry honestly.
It works! Thank you so much! Took about 15 minutes to do the one tooth because she squirms so much, but it popped right off like you said it would using a tool like you suggested. Amazing. Only going to do one a day until she get used to it, but it didn't hurt her. She doesn't like getting her nails clipped either. :)
Love all your videos! How can we find these dental cleaning tools?
What was the chlorihexidine stuff that you used? I have been looking and so far only found water additives or ones that don't say specifically for dogs.
Thank you for caring for animals and letting us know how.
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Louis (sp) is an exceptional pup 🖤 You can also see how much he trusts you. Thank you so much for sharing.
Thank you for educating us! 💙 unfortunately my oldest boy has a real bad issue and i don't have the cash to help him..I have dental tools but his issue is too far gone..
I recently saw an adult dog without papers for an adoption fee of $1,800! Pet lovers need to pinch every penny today. Thank you for helping us. Vets can still make a living handling things we cannot do.
Any suggestions on what to use for the antiseptic after if we don't have chlorhexidine?
Thank you! Geez! My 2 yr old Jack Russell/ shishtzu has teeth that isn’t ideal…staining started especially on the back molars! This instructional video helps me feel more comfortable in doing this cleaning ….Get this, I brush her teeth everyotner day with enzymatic toothpaste , too! 🤦♀🤷♀
I have a havanese 1 1/2 years what types of chews can I get for him to help keep tarter down
“Luis is especially compliant”
....Luis looks passed the fk out.
Or heavily sedated.
Lol! What a good boy.
Louis looks like my dog, Hunter. Both Black Labs. I brush his teeth every day. I would brush twice, but once is pretty effective. Hunter is 16 now with great teeth that have absolutely zero gingivitis that so many dogs experience. He's had two pro cleanings before. He's also got a nice silver crown on the left canine tooth since he broke it when he was age 6 so, I found a dental vet to fix it. That was a root canal + crown. Scaling is easy if your dog is used to letting you brush teeth. Good way to avoid unnecessary anesthesia but, if the dog is not so cooperative, or the mouth is truly gunky, it's really necessary to get the pro cleaning done first then follow up with routine brushing + scaling if needed. If someone has a dog that is anesthesia sensitive, home cleaning is an option. It just takes time.
I absolutely love your videos...I have 5 dogs 4 Yorkie’s and an Olde English Bulldog & your videos and advice is wonderful! From green tea for their paws (itchiness) & more! So many home remedies that you use that really work. Thank you for posting all this information.🥰 I’m gonna be doing their teeth today
You're very much welcome! Glad it all worked out for your dogs!
@@VeterinarySecrets Thank you so much for replying. I am now onto your video for my Olde English Bulldogs eye irritations! I have learned so much from your knowledge and information. This is truly great information to help doggy's be healthier with natural home remedies! LOVE IT!!!
Do they drink the green tea or do you soak the tea bags and apply it to their paws?
I really appreciate your video, where can i get dental scaling equipment for pet please. thank you
thanks for your honesty!
You're welcome
I took a piece of a metal mechanical pencil, and it actually worked great for chipping off thick layers of plaque from my dogs teeth! he was calmer than any dog I;ve known, so it worked out amazingly!!!
Good to hear:)
Awesome video. Thanks!
This is a great topic! Questions: The bones you mentioned, is it better cooked or raw? Whats your favorite hand scalers? Is there any way you could close up on the video? thank you!
Hi and Thanks. Better if Raw. Here is a good one on Amazon: www.amazon.ca/Tooth-Scaler-Perfect-Cats-Dogs/dp/B00CD7196C Yes will do another in the future with a new scaler
Any insight on how to do the same procedure on the inside of the teeth inside the mouth?
How do you know when you’re done scraping plaque or tartar from the tooth and not the enamel? My dog stays pretty calm and patient so I take my time to make sure I don’t scrape the enamel.
Also how often should I scale my dog’s teeth?
Thank you for this.can I ask is the chlorhexidine the one that we can buy for humans. As in same strength or do you dilute it?
Can you please share all the tools and supplements I would need to buy.
Where can we buy the scalers? And is it essential to put spray after