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The bill starts long before the appointment.
You don't get there overnight — you build towards it, one missed back tooth at a time. Here are five reasons the daily routine changes the maths.
Read the 5 reasonsDaily dental care between vet visits. Not a replacement for veterinary treatment.
Most dental bills don't arrive out of nowhere. They arrive at the end of a slow buildup that started months earlier — usually at the back teeth, where nobody looks.
This isn't another reminder to brush more often. It's a look at what's actually happening in your dog's mouth between vet visits, and why the routine you already have — dinner — is the one worth building on.
Five reasons the daily routine changes the maths.
You don't wake up to a £700 bill. You build towards one.
Plaque starts small. It sits where it's easy to miss. Over time it can harden into tartar — and once professional attention is needed, the numbers can get much bigger.
It starts small Plaque buildsday after day, especially at the back
Then it sets Hardens into tartarover time
Then it costs Professional cleaning may be neededand the numbers can climb
A dental can also involve anaesthetic, blood tests where required and additional treatment — which is how bills run into the hundreds. Figures vary by practice.
You've already checked her back teeth
The brown along the back. The bit you noticed, closed her mouth, and thought: “I'll sort that soon.” Soon has a habit of becoming months.
If brushing was going to happen every day, it would already be happening
You know you're supposed to. Your dog hates it. You hate doing it. So it gets skipped.
What you're told to do
- Brush her teeth every day.
- Make it a calm two-minute routine.
- Keep it up for years.
What actually happens
- It gets skipped more days than not.
- She pulls away, you give up, everyone's tense.
- The brush ends up at the back of a drawer.
DentalPets takes the toothbrush out of the routine. Add the daily serving to dinner. Done.
Start tonight. From 45p a day.
Check availabilityNo brushing. No subscription. 60 days to change your mind.
This is why a powder makes sense
A brush only helps where you actually get to.
A toothbrush only cleans where you manage to brush. DentalPets goes in with dinner and travels with the saliva already moving around the mouth — towards the harder-to-reach back teeth.
Vet reviewed
Dr. Sophie Bennett
BVSc MRCVS · Veterinary Surgeon
Reviewed by a practising vet
The biggest challenge with at-home dental care is consistency. A simple routine that fits naturally into mealtimes is much easier for owners to maintain every day.”
Formula reviewed for daily use between vet visits.
What's in it
Six ingredients. Fully disclosed.
Six clearly named ingredients. No mystery blend.
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Brown algaeAscophyllum nodosumA brown seaweed widely used in canine oral care products and one of the core ingredients in our formula. -
Probiotic culturesSelected probiotic culturesSelected probiotic cultures included as part of the oral care formula. -
SHMPSodium HexametaphosphateAn established ingredient used in oral care formulations. -
Rosemary leaf extractBotanical rosemary leaf extractIncluded as one of the six components of the formula. -
Green tea extractDecaffeinated green tea extractDecaffeinated green tea extract provides naturally occurring catechins. -
Perilla seed extractPerilla seed extractPerilla seed naturally contains plant polyphenols.
Ingredient & safety details
Iodine (from seaweed). Ascophyllum nodosum is a natural source of iodine. If your dog has a thyroid condition, check with your vet first.
SHMP. Sodium Hexametaphosphate (SHMP) is clearly listed as part of the formula.
DentalPets is daily care to use between your vet's cleanings — not a replacement for them. Results may vary.
Don't wait for the next quote to make the decision for you
You already know the buildup is there. You already know brushing isn't becoming a daily habit. So make dental care part of something you already do every day: dinner.
Six months from now
If you wait
- The buildup at the back carries on, day after day.
- Brushing still isn't a daily habit.
- The next quote makes the decision for you.
Same pattern, six months older.
Six months from now
If you start tonight
- One serving at dinner. Seconds, not a struggle.
- Daily care between vet visits, every day.
- You made the decision — not the quote.
One scoop at dinner. That's the whole change.
Start tonight. From 45p a day.
No brushing. No subscription. 60 days to change your mind.
Availability
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Make it part of tonight's dinner
Add the daily serving to her food. That's the whole routine.
from 45p a dayNo brushingAdd it to dinnerTakes seconds
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No subscriptionone-off purchase60-day money-back60 days to change your mindReaches the back teethwhere a brush doesn't
Daily prevention and care between vet visits. Not a replacement for veterinary treatment.
Still deciding? The questions owners ask.
Before you decide
The questions owners ask
Does my dog still need the vet?
Yes. This is daily care to use between professional cleanings — not a replacement for veterinary treatment. Keep her check-ups as normal.
Do I have to brush her teeth?
No. You add her daily serving to her food — no brush, no wrestling.
How can a powder reach the teeth?
It travels with the saliva already moving around her mouth, toward the harder-to-reach back teeth a brush or chew often can’t.
Is it a subscription?
No. It’s a one-off purchase — buy again only when you want to.
What if it’s not for us?
There’s a 60-day money-back guarantee. Try it, and if it’s not right, get your money back.
When will I notice anything?
Every dog is different, so results vary. You’re covered by a 60-day money-back guarantee, so you can try it without risk.
What if she already has hard tartar?
Established dental problems can require professional veterinary care. DentalPets is daily care between vet visits, not a replacement for veterinary treatment.
How long does one tub last?
One tub contains 50 scoops. How long it lasts depends on your dog’s size and daily serving.
One more thing
Don't wait for the next quote
You already know the buildup is there. Make dental care part of dinner — from 45p a day. No brushing, no subscription, 60 days to change your mind.
Check availabilityAutumn Sale · up to 25% off ·
Reaches the back teethNo subscription60-day money-back
Daily prevention and care between vet visits. Not a replacement for veterinary treatment.