🐶 Arm & Hammer for Pets - Spectrum 360 Degree Dog Toothbrush - Ideal for Small and Large Dogs - Pet Toothbrush to Eliminate Plaque and Tartar - Dog Dental Care Tool from Arm and Hammer - Promote Healthy and Clean Dog Teeth Review

Good idea but actually too big for a chihuahua although they mention for a small dog. Unfortunately I cannot even return the product to Revane.

The bristles on this brush are too hard for dogs. My dog is a medium retriever mix and this toothbrush made her bleed from her mouth. The design is a good idea, but the material the bristles are made of is a huge flaw.

Very dangerous goods for dogs. I was brushing my dog's teeth when suddenly the brush broke in his mouth, it's a small object that could easily go down his throat and choke him, luckily I took care and quickly removed it from his mouth.

I hate to say it but when I tried it it broke and went straight in the trash. I think they had a good idea but the bristles on the brush are not strong enough and don't splay so it was impossible to apply around the dog's teeth and after a little effort the brush head broke off!

After reading reviews it's great for small dogs. Very likely, but you can seriously damage your mouth or teeth if you're not very careful. The handle is too long to control small dogs and it didn't fit my Pomeranian. I feel a bit misguided about this.

I usually love everything Arm & Hammer does. Just not that! The yellow part of the toothbrush is made of hard plastic that is unforgiving of mistakes, not non-toxic silicone or rubber, which are less harmful to a dog's teeth and gums. My dogs are used to daily brushing so I loved the 360 idea, but my dogs didn't want anything to do with it. Upon closer inspection, I realized why. I never thought it would be made out of anything other than flexible silicone or rubber and didn't check at first…

I really wanted to applaud Arm & Hammer for reinterpreting the dog toothbrush, but while it's a great theoretical concept, it's a case of overdesign: two brush heads is too many, where one brush head is often enough in the other's way. Fitting a smaller brush head on top of a larger brush head doesn't expand on the intended versatility, instead making the finesse and mobility tool clunky and in the way; It is not possible to reach all of the dog's teeth and gum line. Arm & Hammer would have…

Only buy if you want your dog to swallow one of the two brush discs and then have to go to the vet to induce vomiting. Or you could go the non-vet route and force your dog to drink hydrogen peroxide (don't do this without figuring out the right dose and getting your vet's approval! And of course I don't recommend it. , and if you do, do so at your own risk and the risk of your dog). Or you risk a chewed plastic brush head going all the way through your dog's digestive system (again, I do not…