Nylabone Advanced Oral Care Dog Dental Kit

My miniature Dachshund, Beau, is 12 weeks old and his vet said to start brushing his teeth to get him use to it. I ordered this because it was cheap, so incase he decided to break the finger grip with his sharp teeth or eat the brush it wouldn’t be a big deal. There’s a lot of toothpaste, smells like chicken mixed with a. hint of parsley. Trying to brush a 12 week old puppy’s teeth is hard, since he was mostly just interested in eating the toothbrush and chewing on the finger grip. He loved the toothpaste which was good, but then again he isn’t much of a picky eater. I recommend this product, right after brushing for the first time and giving a dental chew afterwards (bought separately) his My miniature Dachshund, Beau, is 12 weeks old and his vet said to start brushing his teeth to get him use to it. I ordered this because it was cheap, so incase he decided to break the finger grip with his sharp teeth or eat the brush it wouldn’t be a big deal. There’s a lot of toothpaste, smells like chicken mixed with a. hint of parsley. Trying to brush a 12 week old puppy’s teeth is hard, since he was mostly just interested in eating the toothbrush and chewing on the finger grip. He loved the toothpaste which was good, but then again he isn’t much of a picky eater. I recommend this product, right after brushing for the first time and giving a dental chew afterwards (bought separately) his breath smelled like nothing, which was great because puppy teething breath smells like fish! If you’re wary about this product, buy it, it’s only $5-$6 and the tooth brush is very long, suitable for larger breeds and the finger grip was great for my Mini Daxie … more

I wanted to wait a bit before reviewing, to get to try some of the product and see how my dogs take to it. The dogs are not picky about the toothpaste which is a plus. I've been slowly trying to introduce them to the finger brush, since I'm worried that the bristles on the toothbrush seem a little hard. My younger pupper does take to the brush better than my older dog (she has sensitive gums so it might be the bristles that turn her off), so I'm working with her to get better used to it. I really like the fact that this was such a value for multiple products, so I would definitely recommend this if you're looking to start some oral care for your dog. Be patient with them as they get used to it I wanted to wait a bit before reviewing, to get to try some of the product and see how my dogs take to it. The dogs are not picky about the toothpaste which is a plus. I've been slowly trying to introduce them to the finger brush, since I'm worried that the bristles on the toothbrush seem a little hard. My younger pupper does take to the brush better than my older dog (she has sensitive gums so it might be the bristles that turn her off), so I'm working with her to get better used to it. I really like the fact that this was such a value for multiple products, so I would definitely recommend this if you're looking to start some oral care for your dog. Be patient with them as they get used to it! … more

This was a 50/50 for me before purchasing. I have two Great Danes, Max 215 lbs and Sophia 115 lbs. Brushing their teeth is next to having a pony with their large deep jaws. That being said, I attempted the brush first. Sophia took to the idea for just about 30 seconds and then couldn't stand to have it in her mouth. So I let her lick the rest, what was from the brushing, of toothpaste. This to let her get to like the taste. Then tried Max. He's huge, so its a task to do most everything. He took well to the brush. He is low key cool and usually let's you do what you're planning to do. He know's I always win I guess. Lol. So success with his. Back to. Sophoa because no attention was being paid This was a 50/50 for me before purchasing. I have two Great Danes, Max 215 lbs and Sophia 115 lbs. Brushing their teeth is next to having a pony with their large deep jaws. That being said, I attempted the brush first. Sophia took to the idea for just about 30 seconds and then couldn't stand to have it in her mouth. So I let her lick the rest, what was from the brushing, of toothpaste. This to let her get to like the taste. Then tried Max. He's huge, so its a task to do most everything. He took well to the brush. He is low key cool and usually let's you do what you're planning to do. He know's I always win I guess. Lol. So success with his. Back to. Sophoa because no attention was being paid. So I put on the finger tip brush and went to town. this worked very well. As I was able to hold her head while praising her and brush. She let me get everywhere. Great product, especially with both tools. … more

I didn’t have high expectations for this working for our 5 month old GSD, but I would say it was a better experience than I thought it would be. Our pup isn’t picky when it comes to flavors, so she didn’t mind the taste of the toothpaste. The brush is easy to grip, but it took some trial and error to get a good angle. I found inserting at the cheek pocket and using her cheek to hold the brush in place against the back molars works best. She mostly wanted to chew on the brush, which made it difficult to brush consistently. We currently only brush 2-3 times a week, and she’s in the process of losing baby teeth, but I think it’s helped her breath and her back molars look cleaner. I wish it were I didn’t have high expectations for this working for our 5 month old GSD, but I would say it was a better experience than I thought it would be. Our pup isn’t picky when it comes to flavors, so she didn’t mind the taste of the toothpaste. The brush is easy to grip, but it took some trial and error to get a good angle. I found inserting at the cheek pocket and using her cheek to hold the brush in place against the back molars works best. She mostly wanted to chew on the brush, which made it difficult to brush consistently. We currently only brush 2-3 times a week, and she’s in the process of losing baby teeth, but I think it’s helped her breath and her back molars look cleaner. I wish it were a minty scent though instead of chicken. For the price, I think it’s a good entry into caring for your dog’s dental hygiene. I will probably get a larger size toothbrush for her once she’s an adult to cover more surface area quicker. … more

My Lab, Chili, is 9 months old and is unfamiliar with dental care (adopted recently). She's confused at why my finger is in her mouth, but she loves the peanut butter flavor so she doesn't mind. When I run out, I will be purchasing again!

My 1 year old pit absolutely loves the taste of the toothpaste. Although she does put up a fight when I brush her teeth, the finger brush makes it easier and the angle of the toothbrush makes hard-to-reach places accessible

The Nylabone oral dog care kit I would recommend. My dogs seemed to tolerate the taste of the canine care paste better than other brands. Brushing a dogs teeth is always going to be somewhat challenging.

After a visit at the vet, they told me to start brushing my labs teeth more. This Advanced Oral Care Kit came with not only a toothbrush but a finger scrubber as well. I use the finger scrubber more often because it is easier to get into my dogs mouth without making him to uncomfortable. Great quality for a great price. Will buy again for sure.

Seems like a good product, my puppy has not gotten used to it yet but seems to like the flavor ok. I like the brush that can be placed on the finger because it seems to work better with getting her to let me rub her teeth.

Love the shape of this brush and my dog likes the tooth paste taste. I only wish the bristles were not so soft. I can't see how very soft bristles are going to get tarter off.