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

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. it is shaped like a pickaxe and designed for both right- and left-handed users. Place it at the base of the tooth flush with the tooth and go a little under the gum to reach the ridge where the plaque starts. After the initial scraping, large, flat flakes of dirt detached from my single canine. Now he uses both sides of his mouth to chew rawhide etc! The most important spot is at the gumline, so once the dog has allowed you to do the front k-9 canines (all of them let me play around with them with no problem), try the molars at the gumline. I think they don't like it when you play with their molars because you have to manipulate their gums, which is just not fun. I guess I rescheduled my dentist appointment too, so I expected some initial hesitation, but it was a lot easier than expected. Don't worry about toxic sprays that work for weeks as long as they don't harm your pet. Buy this and make sure the scales go away fast. I saved myself over 1000 because I have 4 dogs! It's worth it even if I'll never need it again