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Originally Posted by poshy  It would be a good idea if there was a tooth brush out there that the dog could chew on. Maybe something conical that had bristles on all sides. You could hold the brush as the dog was chewing on it. I haven't seen any yet. Some of the different kinds of brushes are always too big. Thats why I can't use the finger cot one. I guess I'll just keep on trying...... |
They do have dental bones for chewing that are helpful in removing tarter. But, mine don't like them.
Rope toys are good for them to chew on, and they also help remove tarter. Mine like those alot. I just make sure the strings at the ends aren't the looser kind that can be chewed off easily. I replace them often to prevent that because I don't want them swallowing the strings.