Dog Dental Scaler (Dog Tooth Plaque Scraper)

Keeping your dogs' teeth healthy is important, and a dog dental scaler is a very useful tool in doing so. While some pet owners are hesitant to use a tooth scaler themselves, it is actually very straightforward. You don't have to take your dog to the vet just to have their teeth cleaned, at least not for regular cleanings. This dog dental scaler makes it easy to clean your dog's teeth from the comfort of your home.

Durable Construction

The dog dental scaler is made from durable surgical-grade stainless steel. This construction helps with longevity, so you can expect to use the dog dental scaler for a dental cleaning for years to come.

Padded Safety Handle Is Ergonomic

The handle of this dental tool is padded and designed for safety. This ensures that you always have a sturdy grip on the dental scaler while using it. That, in turn, prevents the tool from accidentally slipping during the cleaning and potentially injuring your dog.

Whitman's also designed this scaler to alleviate sore hands while cleaning your pet's teeth. That further helps you maintain a steady hand and ensures you do a thorough job. Part of that ergonomic design is creating a handle that is soft on your hands for comfort. At the same time, the handle is sturdy enough to thoroughly clean off after using it on your pup's teeth.

Good for Pet Owners or Professionals

The design of this dog dental scaler makes it a good choice for pet owners or professionals. The stainless steel adds to its durability. That also makes the scaler easy to clean thoroughly, making it ideal for those who groom multiple dogs.

Don't Skip Your Dog's Dental Care

Pet owners tend not to think of their dogs as needing regular brushing or developing dental problems, but this is a serious concern. Just like with humans, dogs can have plaque build-up that leads to bad breath or other dental issues.

Using a teeth scaler prevents buildup. The handle of this scaler is long enough to reach the back teeth with ease, so you can clean your dog's entire mouth.

Start Dog Dental Care Early

For the best results, start your dog dental care while your canine is still a pup. This will prevent issues like plaque from building up early on. More importantly, it will get your dog used to having his teeth touched, whether by dog toothbrushes or a tooth scraper.

If your dog is comfortable, he will be more willing to let you remove his tartar buildup. He will also be better behaved during professional cleanings at the vet. That may make the difference between whether your dog requires an anesthetic while the vet cares for his teeth. That is important as an anesthetic always comes with a small risk and will increase the cost and length of the vet visit.