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I was worried he wouldn't like the toothpaste, but he licks it off the brush.






A bacon or chicken enzyme paste and a soft finger brush. For the dog who has never let anyone near its teeth.
I was worried he wouldn't like the toothpaste, but he licks it off the brush.
Three years old, never had his teeth brushed, and now he actually tolerates it.
By day two he was ready for his brushing as soon as he saw me get the tube out.
Two fruit enzymes, papain from papaya and bromelain from pineapple, go to work on the soft film that builds up on teeth, while silica gently polishes. Coconut oil freshens the breath, and hemp seed and calendula oils are there for the gums.
No rinsing - dogs can swallow it. Fluoride free.
Start with the taste, not the brush. Let them lick a dab of paste off your finger for a day or two, then slip the finger brush on and rub one or two teeth. Most dogs go from tolerating it to asking for it inside a week.
Not for dogs prone to biting.
Yes. The brush fits on your finger rather than a handle, so it goes wherever your finger goes, and the bristles run all the way round it.
It fits most adult fingers.
Yes. It is made to be swallowed - no rinse, no spit - with no fluoride and no harsh chemicals. It is suitable for cats and puppies too.
Fluoride free.
One tube of enzyme toothpaste in bacon or chicken flavor, and one soft silicone finger brush.
Ingredients: coconut oil, papaya enzyme, pineapple enzyme, silica, hemp seed oil, calendula oil, natural flavor.
Every order ships with tracking. Try it for 30 days - if it does not freshen your dog's breath, contact us for your money back.
30-day money back guarantee.
You know the moment. Your dog yawns an inch from your face, or climbs up for a cuddle, and you turn your head away. You know you should brush their teeth. You tried once, with a toothbrush from the pet aisle, and it ended with paste on the wall and a dog hiding under the bed.
Dog breath mostly comes from the soft film building up on the teeth and at the gum line. Chews and water additives never really reach it. Brushing does - if your dog will let you.
So start with a taste they want, on a brush that is just your finger.
4.3 out of 5 · 56 reviews








Papain from papaya and bromelain from pineapple work on the soft film that turns into yellow build-up at the gum line, and a little silica polishes what the brush reaches. Coconut oil takes on the breath, hemp seed and calendula oils look after the gums, and there is no fluoride, so nothing needs rinsing out.
Bacon or chicken, and dogs lick it straight off the brush. That is the whole trick: a dog that wants the paste sits still for the brush, and two minutes a day becomes something they wait for rather than something they hide from.
A handled toothbrush is a stick being pushed into your dog's mouth. The silicone finger brush is just your fingertip with soft bristles all the way round it, so you can feel where you are, reach the back teeth, and stop the moment they squirm.
| PawClover | Dental chews alone | |
|---|---|---|
| Reaches every tooth, back molars included | ✓ | ✕ |
| Works along the gum line | ✓ | ✕ |
| Papaya and pineapple enzymes | ✓ | ✕ |
| A taste dogs ask for | ✓ | ✓ |
| Safe to swallow, fluoride free | ✓ | ✓ |
| Fresher breath in about two weeks of daily use | ✓ | ✕ |
Every dog is different. This is the usual shape of it, not a promise.
4.3 average from 56 people
My dog loves the flavor and it fits both my finger and my husband's.
Dog owner
Her self care is not easy, so that says a lot about the product.
Dog owner
I can reach the inside of my dog's mouth easily.
Small dog owner
Breath and teeth began improving on the first day of use.
Dog owner
Papaya and pineapple enzymes work on the soft film on the teeth while the finger brush and a little silica lift it off. It is daily brushing that does the work - the enzymes and the taste are what make daily brushing possible.
Most dogs like the taste from the first session. With daily brushing, breath is usually fresher within about two weeks, and build-up at the gum line looks better over the first month. Every dog is different.
Paste first, brush later. A dab on your finger for a day or two, then the finger brush on a few front teeth, then work back. Keep sessions short and stop before they get restless.
Chews help, but they only touch the teeth your dog chews with and never the gum line. Brushing reaches every tooth, and this is the version your dog will put up with.
Yes. It is safe to swallow and fluoride free. Go gently with puppies and small cats, and skip it for any pet prone to biting.
You have 30 days. If it does not freshen your dog's breath, contact us and you get your money back.
I was worried that my dog wouldn't like the toothpaste, but he loves it. It is hysterical to brush his teeth - he likes to lick it off the brush.
Breath and teeth began improving on the first day of use. Our pup loves the taste, and by the second day he was ready for his brushing as soon as he saw me get the tube out.
Our dog loves the flavor and actually tolerates me cleaning his teeth. He is a German Shepherd mix, three years old, and had never had his teeth brushed before.
My dog loves the taste and this is super easy to use - and let me tell you, her self care is not easy, so that says a lot about the product.
No negative issues with this product.
For dogs and cats. Safe to swallow; no rinsing needed. Not for pets prone to biting - stop if your pet becomes distressed. Keep out of reach of children.