Vet's Best Dental Care Kit for Dogs is the starting point if you have never brushed your dog's teeth: a triple-headed toothbrush and a 100g tube of gel toothpaste in one box. The brush closes around the tooth so the outer, inner and biting surfaces are covered in a single stroke, which is the only realistic way to get anywhere in the twenty or thirty seconds most dogs allow. The gel is non-foaming and safe to swallow.
Supplied as a kit containing one triple-headed toothbrush and one 100g tube. Brushing is preventive — it keeps soft plaque from hardening. If your dog already has hard brown tartar or bleeding gums, book a vet dental first and start this routine afterwards.
What's in the Kit
- Triple-headed toothbrush — three bristle heads plus a textured grip handle long enough to reach the back molars.
- 100g gel toothpaste — non-foaming, no rinsing, no fluoride or xylitol.
- Cheaper together — the same two items bought separately cost more than the kit.
- Anti-bacterial gel — targets the bacteria behind bad breath.
How to Use
Start by letting your dog lick the gel off your finger for a few days before the brush ever appears. Then brush along the gum line several times a week, building to daily. Never substitute human toothpaste.
For puppies, the Dental Care Kit for Puppies uses a gentler paste for teething mouths.