🔧 Double Headed Stainless Steel Tarter Remover/Scraper by Joy Pet - 6-1/2-Inch Review

Item looks exactly like the pictures Revain. I bought this for my dog to try and remove some tartar on his own. This works well on the front canines. Be careful when doing this along the gum line. But doing the back part of the muzzle is more difficult because my dogs are not used to it. Besides, I'm not a professional. So I'm a bit worried about how hard I have to press on my molars. I managed to get rid of some light buildup on my dog. But not enough. I had all my pets teeth cleaned by the…

I rarely write reviews but I had to for this product. I have two small dogs and both had (gone :-)) tartar but my only girl was very bad. So bad it was above her gum line. I brush their teeth a lot but I travel a lot for work and when I'm away my girls don't let the nannies brush their teeth. Since professional tooth cleaning is very expensive and I don't want to take the risk of tooth decay, I kept looking for an alternative. I've tried many things but my only girl has a very sensitive stomach

This is a great tool. We took our 9 month old puppy who came from a dog factory and already had tartar. I've been using enzyme toothpaste for two months now and the tartar won't come off. I read the reviews here and decided to give it a try. This is a fabulous tool! Other reviews mention that tartar comes off easily once you get used to the pressure - and I found it necessary to scrape it off. It is better to scrape the gum so as not to cut it. I removed most of the tartar (he's a patient guy)…

Bought this for my girlfriend to use on her dog and it has worked along with a few other products and the tartar is gone now! (found the tartar was flaking off a bit day by day but after about 2 weeks what a huge difference! tartar is almost completely gone! So this is totally recommended as it works completely! I will list some tips on how About using this scraper and other things that also helped remove tartar from this dog: 1) When using the scraper, move the scraper at least 10-12 times for

I have 4 dogs and was afraid they wouldn't let me brush my teeth. I was very surprised! I have a shy dog that goes crazy every time he sees toenail clippers and he lets me do it with no problem! My 3 big dogs let me do this, my small dog is a bit nervous so if I catch her sleeping I can do some work on her teeth. Luckily, the dog with the most yellow molars survived the process perfectly, allowing me to clean him perfectly in one session! Yes, he is sharp. Yes, be very careful when they move…

So my little dog has a serious dental disease. I'm going to brush her teeth, but my vet wants to charge $365 plus the cost of possibly removing some teeth, which could get me closer to $1,000. I don't have that much money now. Eventually I will brush her teeth, but in the meantime I've purchased plaque removers, brush her teeth regularly, and remove the brown plaque from her teeth myself. I've heard you shouldn't do this yourself as the bacteria can go straight into their bloodstream and make…

I've watched almost every YouTube video about the scaler to see how it works and whether or not it actually works. After that I was 95% sure of the functionality of the scaler; However, I was concerned about whether or not I could use it in videos like the pros. I bought the scaler anyway just to try it out as both of my dogs are turning 12 this summer and we have decided not to take them anymore. brushing their teeth because they are taking longer to recover from the anesthesia than before…