Virbac C.E.T. Enzymatic Vanilla Mint Flavored Dog & Cat Toothpaste, 70 gram

My two pups are severely allergic to protein and are on everything hypoallergenic including their food, treats, etc. so I found this vanilla enzymatic toothpaste. I use a toothbrush that is rounded and put some on it and I thoroughly brush their teeth every morning. I scrub each section of their mouths from front to back inside and sides. They like the taste but hate that I’m in their mouths . I’ve been doing them since they have been two months old and now that they are a little older , they still don’t like it even though I’m gentle with them. But their teeth are very white and even their vet says she is very impressed with the condition of their teeth and she sees no tarter on them. I’m a spaz when it comes to brushing my teeth and my daughters so I’m no different when it comes to my pups. And I also don’t like when a pup has bad breath. When a dog has tarter just like a human it can lead to bad health conditions. So I take care of my dog’s teeth . The enzymatic action of this toothpaste really makes a difference over other toothpaste that doesn’t have it. And I’m so glad that it comes in vanilla flavor so that I don’t have to worry about my pup’s allergies. Highly recommend!

I’ve brushed my two Aussies’ teeth with this for over seven years. They absolutely love it and it keeps their gingiva and teeth super healthy. I’m a human dentist and worried my dogs were destined for dog breath and perio, but using this daily we’ve had healthy checkups and fresh breath :) . I’ve tried a few flavors, but the Vanilla Mint is their favorite! I definitely recommend! My only complaint is the tube. It inevitably gets a hole in the casing and gets a little messy toward the end of the tube. I recommend a tube squeezer to keep it tidy and get the last bit out.

I have been using this Virbac toothpaste on dogs for years but was hit & miss on getting our dogs teeth brushed. After the last dental cleaning at the vet (ca-Ching$, ca-ching$!) I had enough so I keep a separate dog teeth cleaning calendar hanging up and brush the dog’s teeth twice a week now. The dog’s breath is 100% better and gums and teeth and looking really good. I just use an extra soft child toothbrush from a discount store and this Virbac toothpaste, and supplement brushing with a good rawhide chew every week between the two brushings and even the vet has said things looks good. Note: you have to start slow and easy with short exposures to the toothbrush and toothpaste to get your dog started or they will never get used to brushing. After 2 years, our dog actually wags their tail after a brushing and considers a toothbrushing session to be tender loving care with lots of praise for given for allowing me to brush their teeth. With lots of patience and regularity, you can get your dog to let you brush their teeth.

Virbac enzymatic toothpaste has been an important part of the daily care of our Miniature Schnauzers since they were young. Schnapps died at 13.5 years with all his teeth and Sigi is 14 and has all his teeth. We started with Virbac on a small rag and rubbed it on their teeth every night before bed. I then tried the big rubber finger brushes and that they did not like. I then tried a child's sized toothbrush and I have used it ever since. It's a part of our nighttime routine and it takes less than a minute. While our boys love/loved the taste of all the flavors, I prefer the vanilla/mint because it smells so good. I wish everyone new that their dogs can keep their teeth into old age with a little tooth brushing every night with Virbac Enzymatic toothpaste!!!!