Arm & Hammer oral care for pets brings our trusted name in gentle yet effective cleaning to our companion animals making it easy for pet parents to provide puppy dental health solutions that work. Clean your small breed dogs teeth with the name you trust. This puppy dental care kit is everything you need for puppy teeth training and small breed dental care.
Arm & Hammer dog tartar control toothpaste is formulated with baking soda that dissolved deep in the microscopic crevices on the tooths surface for maximum strength cleaning. It is designed specifically to remove and prevent dog plaque buildup. Baking soda cleans and deodorizes while enzymes fight tartar.
Arm & Hammer flavored puppy toothpaste whitens teeth, fights tartar buildup, and eliminates bad dog breath, keeping your dogs teeth in top form. Arm & Hammer tartar control dental training kit for puppies includes a 0. 84 ounce toothpaste in vanilla ginger flavor that fights tartar, a leading cause of gum disease and tooth decay/loss.
A gentler formula was designed specifically with puppies/small dogs In mind. The small dog toothbrush is sized perfectly for puppies and as a small breed toothbrush. The soft puppy finger brush allows for close, extra gentle brushing. It is ideal as a dog tartar remover for dogs who dislike brushing, or who are new to teeth brushing.
Directions: for first time brushers, put a small amount of toothpaste on your finger and invite the dog to lick it off. Slowly progress to lifting your dogs lips and rubbing the toothpaste on your finger along the gum line and teeth. When your pet is comfortable, put a small amount of toothpaste on the tooth brush for dogs or dog finger brush for teeth and repeat the above steps.
Shop our full line of Arm & Hammer for Pets, whether youre looking for a puppy starter dental kit, dog dental toy, or first dog toothbrush. Small breed dogs to large breed dogs, puppies, kittens, and cats all can benefit from our pet-friendly line.
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