Customer Reviews

I’ve used this toothpaste for years. My dogs like it!

I’ve been using this toothpaste for a few years and it works wonderfully, my chihuahua loves the taste.

I bought another brand that I literally had to chase my dog to brush her teeth.. but this one has made it so easy.. she still fights a little bit (because she's spoiled) but she lets me do it. Definitely a five star rating from this mom! her teeth are worth keeping!

My two basset puppies tolerate tooth brushing with this.

This toothpaste is fantastic and does a great job of keeping my dog's teeth clean but the tube is horrible. I've tried it twice now and both times the tube has split open in multiple places within a couple of weeks. This then means that toothpaste gets everywhere and it becomes a total pain to use. It also makes a huge mess when you're trying to squeeze more toothpaste out, which isn't exactly ideal or fun (though my dog loves it and will happily "clean up"). Unfortunately I won't be buying again.

This is the only toothpaste my dogs will use! I have tried many others and they turn their nose to them.

I use this toothpaste a couple times a week to brush my two dog's teeth (Bernese Mountain Dog and German Shepherd). The both like the taste of the toothpaste - which makes brushing an easy and fun experience!

In the past we've had dogs that had teeth pulled due to one thing or another. That will never happen to us again. We recently had a 14 year old Welsh Terrier, Jaxson, and he had perfect and white teeth until he died. We now have a 2 year old schnoodle, Jacki, with sparkling teeth and will continue to be so for many years to come. I have told countless people about brushing our dog's teeth but they all say that the dog won't let them. We didn't start brushing our Welsh Terrier until he was about 2, We had a traveling "Doggie Dental" come to our house and she said we would never need her again if we only brushed Jaxson's teeth. We used C.E.T toothpaste (don't use human toothpaste) and a In the past we've had dogs that had teeth pulled due to one thing or another. That will never happen to us again. We recently had a 14 year old Welsh Terrier, Jaxson, and he had perfect and white teeth until he died. We now have a 2 year old schnoodle, Jacki, with sparkling teeth and will continue to be so for many years to come. I have told countless people about brushing our dog's teeth but they all say that the dog won't let them. We didn't start brushing our Welsh Terrier until he was about 2, We had a traveling "Doggie Dental" come to our house and she said we would never need her again if we only brushed Jaxson's teeth. We used C.E.T toothpaste (don't use human toothpaste) and a child toothbrush. We have never used the finger toothbrush. My husband puts the dog on the bath rug, makes them sit down and tells them it's time to brush their teeth. He holds their mouth shut, brushes one side then the other then the front. They squirm at first but keep it up and they expect it and realize it's part of going to bed. Jacki brushes with a Sonic Care. My husband first brushes with just the brush then when that's done he turns on the power and Jacki loves it. Dogs have no way to tell us they have a toothache. … more

This is the toothpaste you need for your feline friends. They love it and are often too busy enjoying the taste while giving you an opening to brush their teeth

This is the first toothpaste that my 4 cats come running for.