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Old 10-17-2011, 11:38 PM   #1
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Doggy tooth brush which one?

Should I just buy oral b human tooth brush or is there a specific doggy one ? I went to bosleys pet store and saw doggy brush that looked nothing special compare to human ones except that want to charge u like $7.

What are you dog owners thoughts? Of course i would only by the ones that will be effective for my dog for cleaning and tart/plaque control. My vet told me any brush works, but he doesn't sell it so I have no idea what works and what don't
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I use those kids soft bristle too brushes haha
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Anything works. Remember to buy the soft, kid size one if youre buying human brushes.

Use your finger with the doggy paste (do not use human paste) first to get him used to his teeth being brushed. Let him lick the paste. Dont forget to praise him. You can also offer treats but thats not necessary.
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how often do you guys brush your dogs teeth?
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I do it every time I bath him, which is around once a month. I feel like I should do it more often, but then again, he gets to chew on the dental bones quite often.
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