Pet Professionals emmi®-Pet Course

The Pet Professionals Course is for Groomers, Pet Daycare/Boarding, Pet Sitters/Walkers, Rescues/Shelters, etc. (any type of pet care business, really!). This training will give you the skills and knowledge to confidently and seamlessly integrate these revolutionary oral hygiene and ultrasound therapy services into your pet care business. This training is designed to be easy and effective, ensuring you master the emmi®-Pet technique and start making real profits quickly!

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What You'll Learn

Expert-Backed Content

Learn how oral health impacts a pet's overall well-being and quality of life. This module explores the connection between dental health and systemic health, helping you understand why preventative care is so important.

Importance of Pet Oral Health

Understand the limits of non-veterinary dental care and learn to recognize situations that require veterinary evaluation. We emphasize the importance of collaboration with your local veterinary teams to support pet health and safety.

When to Consult a Veterinarian

How to Use the emmi®-Pet Tools and Attachments

Gain familiarity with the emmi®-Pet system, including its components, attachments, and proper operation. This module provides step-by-step guidance for safe and effective use during oral care sessions.

Record Keeping

Discover the value of accurate documentation and client records. You'll learn what information to track, how records support continuity of care, and why proper documentation is an important part of professional practice.

Terri Hinkle, Instructor

Discover the common signs of dental disease and the factors that contribute to its development. You'll learn practical strategies to help pet owners maintain healthier mouths and reduce the risk of future problems.

Recognizing and Preventing Dental Disease

Explore how age, medical conditions, and other health considerations can influence oral care recommendations. You'll learn how to identify factors that may require additional caution or referral before providing services.

Special Health Conditions

Hygiene and Storage

Learn best practices for cleaning, disinfecting, and storing equipment to maintain a professional and sanitary environment while extending the life of your tools.

Marketing, Pricing, and Business Models

Explore strategies for introducing oral care services into your business and communicating their value to clients. This module covers pricing, service packages, and business approaches to help support long-term success.