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Description
This Nylabone Tartar Dog Toothpaste helps keep your dog's teeth clean. It has an original flavor that dogs often like! This dog dental care product helps make the breath fresh. It also works to control plaque and tartar. It's made with Denta-C, which helps stop bad germs. This toothpaste helps make sure your dog has a healthy mouth. Nylabone wants brushing to be easy and good for your pet's teeth and gums every day. Shop our full Dog Toothpaste collection to find the right formula for your pup.
Start slowly to help your dog get used to having their teeth brushed. Begin by letting them sniff and lick a tiny bit of toothpaste from your finger to get used to the taste.
Put a pea-sized amount of Nylabone toothpaste onto a toothbrush made for dogs, or onto a finger brush.
Gently lift your dog's lip so you can see their teeth. Use small, gentle circular motions to brush the teeth. Focus on the outside surfaces of the teeth, especially where the teeth meet the gums.
Aim to brush each tooth or section of teeth for a few seconds. The goal is to brush all accessible teeth within a session, ideally for about two minutes total.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How often should I brush my dog's teeth to control tartar?+
Daily brushing is best to keep tartar under control.
Can tartar control toothpaste remove existing hard tartar?+
Toothpaste helps prevent new tartar; very hard tartar often needs a vet cleaning.
Is human toothpaste safe for my dog's tartar control? +
No, never use human toothpaste; it can be bad for dogs.
What else can I do for my dog's tartar besides toothpaste? +
Dental chews, water additives, and professional cleanings can also help.
Can tartar buildup harm my dog's overall health?+
Yes, bad teeth can lead to other health problems for your dog.