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Dog HealthBest Dog Toothpaste Flavors Dogs Actually Love in 2026
We tested five dog toothpastes with our pack to find which flavors actually get tails wagging—because dental care only works if your dog cooperates.
Dog HealthBest Dog Dental Chews for Plaque & Tartar in 2026
We tested top dental chews with our pack to find which ones actually reduce plaque, keep dogs engaged, and don't upset stomachs.
Dog HealthBest Dog Ear Cleaners for Floppy-Eared Breeds in 2026
Floppy ears trap moisture and debris. We tested gentle, effective cleaners that actually work for Spaniels, Bassets, and other droopy-eared pups.
Dog HealthBest Dog Dental Water Additives That Actually Freshen Breath (2026)
We tested five popular water additives with our pack to find which ones genuinely tackle dog breath without turning your pup's bowl into a science experiment.
Dog HealthBest Flea & Tick Collars for Dogs in 2026: Long-Lasting Picks
We tested top flea and tick collars on our own dogs to find which ones actually last, smell tolerable, and keep the pests off without irritation.
Dog HealthBest Pet First Aid Kits for Home in 2026
We tested five popular pet first aid kits to find which ones actually help when your dog or cat needs urgent care at home.
Dog HealthBest Paw Balms for Dogs in Hot Weather (2026)
We tested top paw balms on scorching pavement with our own dogs. Here's what actually protects those beans when the asphalt sizzles.
Dog HealthBest Joint Supplements for Senior Dogs in 2026
After testing six top-rated joint supplements with my 11-year-old Golden Retriever, here's what actually helped reduce stiffness and improve mobility.
Dog Health5 Best Dog Probiotics for Sensitive Tummies in 2026
We tested leading probiotic supplements with dogs prone to upset stomachs. Here's what actually worked—and what didn't quite live up to the hype.
Featured products
Nylabone Read reviewNylabone Advanced Oral Care Spray
Check priceDual-enzyme formula with Denta-C that's scientifically formulated to reduce plaque buildup and freshen breath quickly.
- Fastest-acting formula we tested
- Dual enzymes provide longer-lasting results
- Dogs seem to prefer the taste over competitors
- Smaller bottle size means more frequent purchases
- Slightly harder to find in stores than major brands
Arm & Hammer Read reviewArm & Hammer Dental Spray for Dogs
Check priceBaking soda-based spray with enzymatic action to neutralize odors and help control tartar buildup between brushings.
- Affordable price point for daily use
- Baking soda effectively neutralizes food odors
- Easy-to-use spray bottle design
- Some dogs strongly dislike the taste
- Shorter duration than enzymatic competitors
PetLab Co. Read reviewPetLab Co. Dental Formula Spray
Check priceVeterinarian-formulated spray with natural ingredients designed to support dental health and tackle bad breath at the source.
- Flavorless formula that dogs don't fight
- Contains probiotics for oral microbiome health
- Noticeable improvement in gum color and breath after 3–4 weeks
- More expensive than most alternatives
- Requires daily consistency to maintain results
TropiClean Read reviewTropiClean Fresh Breath Oral Care Spray
Check priceEnzymatic spray with natural ingredients that targets plaque and tartar while freshening breath without brushing required.
- Enzymatic formula that actually reduces plaque over time
- No brushing required, dogs tolerate it well
- Natural ingredients, no harsh chemicals
- Strong initial peppermint scent some dogs dislike
- Spray nozzle can clog with daily use
Kissable Read reviewKissable All-Natural Toothpaste
Check priceOrganic toothpaste with tea tree oil and natural mint in a peanut butter base, formulated without artificial additives.
- All-natural, organic ingredients
- Peanut butter flavor some dogs absolutely love
- No artificial colors or preservatives
- Very polarizing flavor—dogs love it or hate it
- Strong tea tree oil scent
- More expensive than conventional options
TropiClean Read reviewTropiClean Fresh Breath Clean Teeth Gel
Check priceBrushless gel formula in vanilla mint flavor that can be applied directly to teeth and gums or used with a toothbrush.
- Versatile application methods
- Vanilla mint flavor has consistent acceptance
- Easy to apply for squirmy dogs
- Thin gel slides off brush easily
- Less effective without actual brushing
- Mint flavor isn't universally loved by dogs
Arm & Hammer Read reviewArm & Hammer Tartar Control Enzymatic Toothpaste
Check priceBaking soda-based enzymatic toothpaste in beef flavor, formulated to reduce plaque and tartar while freshening breath.
- Very affordable for daily use
- Baking soda effectively neutralizes odors
- Enzymes plus mechanical cleaning power
- Slightly gritty texture from baking soda
- Beef flavor isn't as appealing as poultry
- Some dogs dislike the mouthfeel
Petsmile Read reviewPetsmile Professional Dog Toothpaste
Check priceVOHC-accepted toothpaste with Calprox formula in London Broil flavor, designed to dissolve the protein pellicle that plaque adheres to.
- VOHC accepted for plaque and tartar control
- Visible whitening results
- Smooth, easy-to-apply texture
- Not the most exciting flavor for picky dogs
- Smaller tube than competitors
- Higher cost per ounce
Virbac Read reviewVirbac C.E.T. Enzymatic Toothpaste
Check priceEnzymatic formula in poultry flavor with a dual-enzyme system designed to inhibit plaque-forming bacteria without foaming.
- Dogs genuinely love the poultry flavor
- Dual-enzyme system effectively fights plaque
- No foaming or rinsing required
- Thick consistency can be messy
- Premium price point
- May cause excessive drooling in excited dogs
Milk-Bone Read reviewMilk-Bone Brushing Chews
$14.98Dental chews with nubby bristle-like texture meant to mimic brushing action. Twist design helps clean multiple tooth surfaces.
- Effective for general plaque control
- Nubby texture adds extra cleaning
- Widely available and affordable
- Contains chicken (allergen for some dogs)
- Not grain-free
- Bristles don't truly replicate brushing
Blue Buffalo Read reviewBlue Buffalo Dental Bones
Check priceNatural dental chews with no artificial flavors or preservatives. Firm texture designed for sustained chewing and plaque removal.
- Clean ingredient list, no artificial additives
- Durable — lasts longer with power chewers
- Effective plaque and tartar reduction
- Very hard texture may be too much for some dogs
- Not suitable for dogs with dental sensitivities
- Slightly higher price point
Whimzees Read reviewWhimzees Natural Dental Chews
Check priceGrain-free, gluten-free chews in fun shapes like stars and alligators. Made with natural ingredients and no artificial colors or flavors.
- Grain-free and gluten-free
- No digestive upsets in our tests
- Unique shapes encourage longer chewing
- More expensive per chew
- Odd shapes don't stack or store well
- Can be too firm for very small dogs