EASY DENTAL HYGIENE FOR DOGS: the more they chew, the cleaner their teeth! Does your dog have stinky breath? Dental for dogs are costly and usually performed every 6 to 12 months. Cleaning his teeth with a dog toothbrush and toothpaste can be stressful for both you and your pet and can be very time consuming. That’s why your dog needs our self-brushing toothbrush for dogs. Don’t worry – it’s stress-free! Looks like a toy bone. Simply let your dog play with the dog toothbrush toy and it helps clean his teeth. Our self-brushing toothbrush works three ways. It brushes his teeth with hidden bristles in the interior core, then scraps away tarter and plaque. Finally, its nubs massage his gums. After using our self-brushing toothbrush , you’ll notice your pooch have whiter teeth and healthier gums. Brushing Your Dog’s Teeth Daily Can Add Up To Four Years To Their Life! A quick Google search told me that brushing your dog’s teeth daily can add up to four years to their life. How crazy! While I highly doubt most of us will brush our pet’s teeth daily without fail, it is wise to start the habit. Far too often veterinarians discover during the physical exam that their canine subject has a foul odor to the breath as a result of generalized periodontitis. But foul breath is a mere shadow of a much more insidious diseaseprocess. Here is what happens more often than not when owners do not take their dogs dental serious: A Diplomat of the American Veterinary Dental College, Jan Bellows DVM, of Hometown Animal Hospital and Dental Clinic in Weston, Florida, about the adverse health impact chronic periodontal disease can have on a dog. This is what he had to say, "The toxins from periodontal disease are absorbed into the dog's blood stream. As the kidneys, liver, and brain filter the blood, small infections occur causing permanent and at times fatal organ damage.