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Dog Dental Chews & Toothbrushes
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By three years old, most dogs already show signs of dental disease — and it’s painful long before you notice. The good news is that a few minutes of chewing and brushing a day genuinely keeps it at bay.
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No-Brush Dental Routine for Dogs
Included
- 1 × NanoSanitas Advanced No-Brush Dental Gel for Dogs & Cats
- 1 × LickiMat OH Bowl for Dogs — Slow Feeder with Tongue-Cleaning Tips
£24.99 for the set
Save £2.99 vs buying separately
Petkin Plaque Dental Kit Peanut Butter
A Petkin dental kit for dogs and cats: peanut butter plaque and tartar gel, a long-reach toothbrush and a fingerbrush.
£6.99
Beaphar Soft Finger Toothbrush for Cats and Dogs
Beaphar finger toothbrushes for cats and dogs, supplied as a two-pack with soft silicone bristles
£4.25
Bugalugs Double Ended Toothbrush
A double-ended dental toothbrush for cats and dogs, with soft bristles for any size or breed
£2.49
Beaphar Doubled-Ended Bamboo Toothbrush for Cats and Dogs
- Material
- Bamboo, 100% sustainably, bamboo
- Brand
- Beaphar
£4.50
Bugalugs Silicone Finger Dental Toothbrush
A silicone finger toothbrush with 360-degree bristles, for cats and dogs
£1.99
A little guidance
Choosing dog dental chews & toothbrushes
Why dog dental care matters more than people think
Plaque hardens into tartar within days, and untreated it leads to gum disease, tooth loss and bacteria that can affect the heart, liver and kidneys. Bad breath isn’t just unpleasant — it’s usually the first sign something’s wrong in the mouth.
Brushing with a dog-specific (never human) toothpaste is the gold standard, but daily dental chews are the realistic backup that scrape the tooth surface and keep breath fresher between brushes.
Building a routine your dog tolerates
Start slow: let your dog lick the paste off your finger, then off a finger-brush, before working up to a proper toothbrush. Aim for daily, but even a few times a week beats nothing.
Pick dental chews sized correctly for your dog — too small is a choking risk, too hard can crack a tooth. Look for ones with a texture designed to reach the gumline, and count them in their daily calories.
When chews are no longer the answer
By the time there is visible tartar, a smell, or a dog eating on one side, the useful window for home care has largely passed — that stage needs a vet, and often a scale under anaesthetic. Chews maintain a clean mouth; they do not clean a dirty one.
Use a pet toothpaste and never a human one. Human toothpaste contains fluoride and frequently xylitol, which is toxic to dogs even in small amounts.
Everything here is chosen to be genuinely useful in everyday life with your pet — quality-checked, fairly priced and shipped tracked across the UK. For any health concern, your vet is always the best first port of call.
From the Knowledge Hub
Common questions
Do dental chews actually clean dogs’ teeth?
They help — the chewing action scrapes plaque off the tooth surface and freshens breath, and some are clinically shown to reduce tartar. They work best alongside brushing, not as a full replacement for it.
How often should I brush my dog’s teeth?
Ideally every day, since plaque hardens into tartar within a few days. If daily isn’t realistic, three times a week with a dog-specific toothpaste still makes a real difference.
Can I use human toothpaste on my dog?
No — human toothpaste often contains fluoride and xylitol, both toxic to dogs. Always use a toothpaste made for dogs, which is safe to swallow and comes in flavours they like.
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