Vet's Best Dental Care Kit for Puppies is a triple-headed toothbrush and a puppy toothpaste in one box. The real value of brushing a puppy is not the teeth it has now — those are falling out anyway — it is the habit. A dog that learned at twelve weeks that a brush in the mouth is normal will let you do it at eight years old, when it genuinely matters. The paste is milder than the adult gel, with chamomile and lavender oil, and it is safe to swallow.
Supplied as a kit containing one triple-headed toothbrush and one tube of puppy toothpaste. If your puppy is mid-teething and its gums are sore, go gently or wait a week — forcing it now buys you a dog that hates the brush for life.
What's in the Kit
- Triple-headed toothbrush — three heads that fit around each tooth, so a short session still covers all three surfaces.
- Puppy toothpaste — a peanut butter flavour to make the first sessions something the puppy looks forward to.
- Chamomile and lavender oil — included for comfort on teething gums.
- Safe to swallow — no rinsing, and no fluoride or xylitol.
Ingredients
Aqua, glycerin, xanthan gum, polysorbate 20, L-ascorbic acid, citric acid, sodium bicarbonate, tocopherol, potassium sorbate, sorbic acid, mentha piperita oil, clove leaf oil, chamomilla recutita oil, lavandula angustifolia oil.
How to Use
Let the puppy lick the paste off your finger first, then off the brush, then start brushing. Thirty seconds a day is plenty at this age.
For adult dogs, see the Dental Care Kit for Dogs.