Customer Reviews

Easy Brush Dental Toothbrush for Small Dogs

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They say this is for small dogs, unfortunately, the "bone" is about an inch thick, which makes it a little hard for my small dog (pug, and a larger pug at that) to get his mouth around it and benefit from the brushes. The brushes are recessed, with only a quarter inch or so sticking out from the plastic casing. The thing that really got to me about this product though, is that it did not come with doggy toothpaste. You'd think it would, since they show it in the picture, but nope, had to order that separately. My dog shows absolutely no interest in this thing now, maybe he will once I get the toothpaste.

Do not be fooled by the picture. Amazon assigns the picture to the UPC, the seller has no say over it. This package arrives with only the bone/brush. The seller, however, was very helpful with the situation. A+ to the seller, and a D for Amazon on this one.

Like most dogs,my dog does not like having his teeth brushed. It almost seems like a futile attempt to clean his teeth, as he would only stay still to brush about a quarter of his teeth. He would then squirm & run away. This is a wonderful invention, as he actually begs for the brush. Even though he still does not get every tooth, it's better than before & the best part is that he's happily brushing by himself. That makes me happy as well.

Within 2 minutes my little Boston terrier had destroyed this toothbrush. I don't suggest buying this product. The bristles fell out almost immediately & the plastic didnt hold up at all. She's 19 lbs & doesn't easily chew up her toys but within minutes there were little pieces of blue plastic everywhere! The seller did refund my money in full so I suggest asking for a refund if you've recently purchased this item.

This product looks like it would be very durable but it falls apart very quickly. I got the small/medium for my 15 lb Westie and she has absolutely destroyed it...taken chunks out of the plastic/pulled out all the bristles. Even with taking it away after a few mins, it only last maybe 3 uses. I also bought the large for my 72lb German Shepherd and she just acts like she doesn't know what to do with it. She just carries it around and licks off the toothpaste. I thought this was a really good idea but it really will depend on if your dog uses it in a way to make it actually clean their teeth.

Bought this bone on recommendation from a friend. Nice idea. My dog, however was not all that gung ho on it. She is perhaps too old so she realizes it is not a real bone!!! I did put a little peanut butter on it as recommended which she licked of rather than chew on the brushes! The problem now is that I can't find the bone anywhere. I'm worried that some guest friends of my dog may have moved it somewhere, or my dog took it outside when I wasn't looking. It is kind of expensive so I'm not in a hurry to buy a new one yet.