Dog Dental Care

Good dental care can help support your dog's overall health, from mealtimes to playtime. Whether you're tackling bad breath or reducing plaque build-up, our range of dog dental products can help keep their tails wagging at every stage of life.

Find the Right Dental Care for Your Dog

Looking after your dog's teeth doesn't have to be complicated. Regular brushing is THE best way to help prevent plaque and tartar build-up, while dental chews, treats and other oral care products can provide extra support between brushing sessions. Creating a routine that works for your dog can help support healthy gums, fresh breath and cleaner teeth.

Product TypeWhat it does 
 Dog toothbrushes and toothpasteThe best way to keep teeth and gums clean, and help to remove plaque before it becomes tartar. Always use a dog toothpaste, never a human one.
Dental chews and sticksHelps to clean teeth, while giving them something tasty to enjoy.
Dental treatsAn easy way to support everyday oral care while rewarding your dog.
Water additivesSimply add to your dog's water bowl to help freshen breath and support daily dental hygiene.
Dental gelsIdeal for dogs who aren't keen on brushing, helping to support healthier teeth and gums.
Dental powders and supplementsEasy to sprinkle onto food as part of a complete dental routine.
Puppy dental productsSpecially designed to help puppies get used to having their teeth cared for from an early age.

Signs Your Dog May Need Dental Care

  ✔ Bad breath

  ✔ Yellow or brown tartar build-up

  ✔ Red, swollen and/or bleeding gums

  ✔ Excessive drooling

  ✔ Difficulty chewing and/or dropping food

  ✔ Reduced interest in food or treats

 Dog Dental Care FAQs

How often should I brush my dog's teeth?

Daily brushing is best, but even a few times a week can make a real difference to your dog's oral health.

Do dental chews really work?

They can help reduce plaque and tartar build-up, as part of a regular dental care routine. Dental chews are designed to work by abrading the surface of the tooth through chewing. They are best as an accompaniment to brushing.

What's best for bad breath in dogs?

Bad breath is often linked to bacterial build-up. Good dental hygiene will help keep bacterial and plaque at bay, which will help improve bad breath.

Whether you're looking for everyday dental essentials, tasty dental chews or solutions for fresher breath, you'll find everything you need to help care for your dog's teeth and gums right here.🐾

Related Advice

For expert guidance on caring for your dog's teeth, read our Dog Dental Care Guide, which covers brushing techniques, signs of dental disease and tips for maintaining healthy teeth and gums.