Arm & Hammer Clinical Care Travel Dental Kit for Dogs: Keep Your Furry Friend's Teeth Clean On the Go with Our Dog Toothbrush and Toothpaste

Jhennifer almeida: Não gostei muito pois o cabo da escova é muito pequeno não consigo escovar o dente da minha cachorrinha

Brazil on Dec 09, 2023

J S.: These are perfect for brushing the teeth of my 10 - 15 LB dogs

United States on Aug 09, 2023

Silvia: I bought two of these to replace my Pomeranian's old, similar toothbrush. It's small enough to hit all of the right spots and my little girl seems to like this one as she gets her teeth brushed nightly.

United States on Jul 16, 2023

EMS: I found this to be good quality. Much easier brushing my dogs teeth with this compaired to the finger brush. Still challenging as he refuses to open his mouth but can’t blame that on the toothbrush :p

United Kingdom on Jan 14, 2023

Irene Oldham: This is a really good product for cleaning dogs teeth.

United Kingdom on Jan 06, 2023

'Marble': This is a lovely little brush from a size point of view, especially for a toy poodle, but not nearly sturdy enough and bristles went bendy in a very short time. If the bristles were stiffer it would be perfect.

United Kingdom on Nov 15, 2022

Zoe Burns: Highly recommend.

United Kingdom on Nov 02, 2022

Caroline: Our mini dachshunds are 7 years old and I have been using these toothbrushes all along. I've been purchasing them on Amazon since my local pet supply stores stopped carrying them. My purchase consideration is based on the brush, not the cover for traveling although I use the covers regularly after washing their brushes each day and letting them air-dry first. They are a nice convenience if you travel with your dogs. The size is great for smaller mouths - our girls weigh in at about 13-14 lbs. Having had a 4 lb. yorkie before - dogs that small would require a smaller brush. The handles on these brushes are easy to grasp and the brushes last 1-2 months (Of course I'm fussy about toothbrushes so you may find them good for 2-3 months) and do a great job. They're neither too hard or soft for my girls.

United States on Mar 09, 2022

SheldorAFK: This review is for the toothbrush. I had it and used it for nearly 3 months. It worked well and was just the right size for my small (Dachshunds) dog's mouth. It seemed to wear out quickly, like the bristles quickly started to become flayed out, and the bristles started to fall out. My main concern was what appeared to be mold - it started as a small black speck right where the bristles were connected to the brush, but kept getting bigger over time. Tonight I looked at it and the black speck was now a large black area, so I looked more closely at it and it looked like black mold gorwing on the brush. I wash and dry this toothbrush daily after each use, but I do put it in the blue plastic protector that came with it, so maybe that was the cause, maybe it was not getting dry enough between uses. So I just threw it out and ordered another one. I'll skip putting it in the protector this time and see if it still gets moldy. Dachshunds have notoriously bad teeth and breath, but I did honestly notice that this brush, in combination with the Virbac C.E.T. Enzymatic toothpaste, really made a positive difference in their dental health. I'd recommend this toothbrush if you have a small breed...

United States on Jul 31, 2019

Jane Q. Doe: This is a good toothbrush for our toy fox terrier. She's about 9.5yrs old, weighing approx 8lbs. It's easiest to brush her teeth (for me & for her) if she sits on the toilet seat w/a towel underneath so she doesn't slip off or on the bed. My former goldadors did well while sitting on the floor but w/small breeds, it's easiest if they're higher up to ensure brushing their teeth well. It helps to speak calmly. Generally, I calm my dog by telling her she is a good girl while also telling her what I'm doing to keep her calm. At first, we were just taking care of her until or if my MIL was able to return home after being admitted to the hospital. Now it's become a permanent arrangement since she isn't able to stay alone or without medical assistance. This little dog hasn't had her teeth brushed regularly at home until I started doing it about 6-7mos ago, but she has taken to it well. The secret is finding the right brush size & the right toothpaste. I bought Vet’s Best Enzymatic Dog Toothpaste long before getting this brush (had one at home but it turned out to be too big, but it worked til getting this one). Vet’s Best Enzymatic Dog Toothpaste works well with this brush....

United States on Mar 10, 2019