Product Review

What toothpaste should I use for my dog?

Make sure to buy a toothpaste that is especially for dogs. Human toothpaste can be poisonous and harmful to pets. Let your dog lick a little of the dog toothpaste to get used to the flavor. If she doesn't like the flavor, try another flavor out. Worst case scenario brushing your dog's teeth using water is better than nothing.

What if my dog is scared and resists brushing?

To keep your dog calm while you are brushing her teeth, talk to her throughout the exercise, use a soothing tone and tell her what a good pup she is. Start by brushing a few teeth at a time, then slowly add a couple more each day. Even 30 seconds of brushing teeth is better than not brushing at all. If your dog is reluctant to have their teeth brushed, try and at least start with the outsides of the canines and back teeth where the most plaque will build up.

What is the best way to use the toothbrush and finger piece?

Whether you are using the smaller or larger brush, always brush your pet's teeth in circular motion. With small circles, you will be able to clean the top, bottom, and sides of your dog's teeth. Place the piece onto your index finger and use it to gently clean the precise areas. Don't brush too hard or you will cause bleeding.

How often should I brush my dog or pets' teeth?

Talk to your vet to find out exactly how many times a week your breed of dog needs to have their teeth brushed. That being said, the minimum number of times you should brush your dog's teeth is once a week. Try and aim for at least twice a week, this will prevent periodontitis and other oral and dental problems.