NO BRUSHING
ONE SCOOP A DAY
DOGS & CATS
60-DAY SUPPLY
FREE US SHIPPING
90-DAY GUARANTEE
NO BRUSHING
ONE SCOOP A DAY
DOGS & CATS
60-DAY SUPPLY
FREE US SHIPPING
90-DAY GUARANTEE
NO BRUSHING
ONE SCOOP A DAY
DOGS & CATS
60-DAY SUPPLY
FREE US SHIPPING
90-DAY GUARANTEE
NO BRUSHING
ONE SCOOP A DAY
DOGS & CATS
60-DAY SUPPLY
FREE US SHIPPING
90-DAY GUARANTEE
NO BRUSHING
ONE SCOOP A DAY
DOGS & CATS
60-DAY SUPPLY
FREE US SHIPPING
90-DAY GUARANTEE
NO BRUSHING
ONE SCOOP A DAY
DOGS & CATS
60-DAY SUPPLY
FREE US SHIPPING
90-DAY GUARANTEE
Why we made this
Vets recommend brushing your dog’s teeth daily, but most owners struggle to make it happen. Toothpaw was created to make daily oral care easier—without the guilt. A simple powder supports your dog’s oral health between vet visits and is better than doing nothing.
We’re careful about what we claim: Toothpaw doesn’t replace veterinary care. If your dog has loose teeth or bleeding gums, see a vet right away.
Have a question?
Will my dog actually eat it?
Mint flavored, and most dogs do not notice it mixed into wet food. If yours is a picky eater, start with a half scoop mixed in well and build up over a few days.
How long until I see a difference?
Breath usually starts to change around week two. Visible change at the gumline takes six to eight weeks. Plaque took months to harden, and it comes off on that same timescale. Anyone promising results in days is selling you something.
Can I use it on my cat?
Yes. Half a scoop on wet food. The same jar works for both.
Does this replace a professional cleaning?
No. Toothpaw helps keep teeth cleaner between veterinary visits. Your vet decides when a cleaning is needed, and if your dog already has loose teeth or bleeding gums, they need to be seen now.
How much do I use?
Once daily on wet or dry food. Under 20 lbs, half a scoop. 20 to 60 lbs, one scoop. Over 60 lbs, one and a half. One jar lasts about 60 days for a medium dog.
A dental cleaning costs $800 to $2,200
Not because it is complicated. Because no dog holds still for a scaler, so it has to be done under general anesthesia. For an older dog, that is the part that keeps owners awake.