Mint leaves and parsley leaves may taste good to us, but dogs aren’t usually too excited. Additionally, they make for a weird, bitty texture, and are likely to get wedged in the teeth, causing ...

Chewing gum, facial haircuts and brushing teeth with human toothpaste are just some of the bizarre ways owners are trying to stop their dogs having bad breath, according to a study.

3. The flavor can be off-putting Another important consideration is that dogs don’t generally like their toothpaste as strongly flavored as we do. The strong mint flavor of some toothpastes can cause ...

Dog toothpaste shouldn’t contain fluoride because it can be toxic to dogs, and there’s a risk your dog may swallow it. Scan the ingredients list for any toothpaste to make sure it’s fluoride ...

What we dislike: Toothpaste is sticky, so it can make a mess. Some dogs aren’t fans of the taste. Choice 3: Sentry’s Petrodex Enzymatic Poultry-Flavor Dog Toothpaste ...

What we dislike: Toothpaste is sticky, so it can make a mess. Some dogs aren’t fans of the taste. Choice 3: Sentry’s Petrodex Enzymatic Poultry-Flavor Dog Toothpaste ...

For every dog owner, worrying about your pet’s health is pretty much second nature, but a lot of pet parents tend to overlook one crucial area: oral health. Just like humans, a dog’s te… ...

Like the toothpaste you use, most dog toothpaste comes in a squeeze tube. You can easily squeeze the amount you need onto a brush or other applicator and apply it to your dog’s teeth.

Dog toothpaste shouldn’t contain fluoride because it can be toxic to dogs, and there’s a risk your dog may swallow it. Scan the ingredients list for any toothpaste to make sure it’s fluoride ...

Like the toothpaste you use, most dog toothpaste comes in a squeeze tube. You can easily squeeze the amount you need onto a brush or other applicator and apply it to your dog’s teeth.