Petsmile Pet Toothpaste (Small)

n my opinion this is by far the best toothpaste for dogs, used it on my last dog and he had good clean white teeth all his life. Now use it for my new dog

This is the only dog toothpaste I will buy. I try and brush my dogs toothpaste at least 5/6 times a week. They are a pair of 3 year old Samoyeds and vets say their teeth are perfect. No doggy breath, white teeth. A tube will easily last a month as you don't need loads on the brush so in that sense its good value for money. They like it (have caught the boy sneaking off with the tube a few times to try and eat it lol).

Very good toothpaste for dogs

I’ve used the virbac chicken flavour previously and my boy loves the taste of that one but so far I think this one definitely works better at cleaning with less effort (I use a tiny cat toothbrush) although he is less excited by the taste, he tolerates it. The London broil one doesn’t smell offensive so I’ll stick to that one from now on.

Works well ! Teeth are bright and clean… Best toothpaste for my dog!

Just spent £20 on a tube of “rotisserie chicken flavour” dog toothpaste, so of course I gave it a quick taste — strictly for research purposes. I can confirm it tastes absolutely nothing like chicken. Not roast, not rotisserie, not even the faintest hint of “was once in the same postcode as a bird”. More “mildly flavoured foam” than anything remotely meaty. On the plus side, the texture is decent, it’s easy to apply, and my dog (who’s trusted me for nine years and now probably regrets it) will tolerate it without a fuss. So if your dog isn’t too picky about flavour and you mainly want something that actually cleans their teeth, it might still do the job. If, however, you’re buying it because you think your dog will be thrilled by the promise of gourmet chickeny goodness… manage your expectations. The marketing department clearly had loftier dreams than the flavour lab delivered. In short: Good for brushing, questionable flavour, pricey for what it is — but tolerable if your dog is chilled about taste. some bowel disruption on commencement. I will re review effectiveness once I’ve given it a good try 🤞

My dog loves this toothpaste, Its the only one approved by the VOHC (so its proven to work)! The ingredients are clean, it taste (i think) great, and the biggest factor is it does not upset my dogs sensitive stomach! We were using an enzymatic one the vet recommended (beginning with L…..) and my dog had softer stools, and his breath smelt no different. Since switching his breath has improved with just brushing alone, his stools have firmed up and he seems to enjoy it more! It’s easy to use on a trained dog, it’s definitely effective, and its regular toothpaste size. I will be buying the other flavour and their toothbrush as well to see if there is a difference!

Great toothpaste of excellent quality Appears to deep clean and remove stains

Mon chien se laisse laver les dents plus facilement avec ce dentifrice

This toothpaste really works! My dog’s breed tends to have tooth problems and when I realized that she was getting a build up of black tartar on her teeth, it was time to do something. For the last three weeks, I have brushed her teeth daily and the black on her teeth has been steadily going away. This isn’t a quick fix but it’s really helping! I’ll also say that my dog loves the taste and it doesn’t have a strong smell, so I’m thrilled to have found something that actually worked and that my dog enjoys. Finally, while it’s expensive, I can see the value as I have hardly made a dent in the bottle after nearly a month. I will be buying it again!

This was recommended by my vet. My dog did not like any other toothpaste. Also hates getting her teeth brushed. She loves the London broil flavor and allows me to rub it on her teeth and roof of her mouth. This works great as this toothpaste doesn’t need a brush to work . Her tongue cleans her teeth.

Expensive, but this is one of the few that actually works — not just smells nice.

After an expensive dental cleaning that indicated some early signs of decay, we thought we would try a few more teeth cleaning options as we only have some water additive. This is approved by the Veterinary Oral Health Council (VOHC), so hopefully it makes a difference in the longer term. We use this with a silicone finger toothbrush on our dog and he doesn't seem to mind and the instructions just say to put on the teeth (you don't need to brush). It's more economical than the oravet chews which were also recommended to us, so even though it's a much more expensive than human toothpaste, there is a small saving there. We will also still use the water additive. We have used it for a few weeks with success, our next dental checkup will be the true test though!