Gavin gets a new toothbrush!

Cindy said:
I decided to replace my old sonicare toothbrush from 2012 with a new one. So Gavin gets the old one.
And he did really well with it :) Much better than the cheapie battery powered electric toothbrush from walmart. It lives in my kitchen, btw, so no chance of mixups! (and they look different)
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Can you get someone to film it? I mean really. I've not seen a dog with a battery operated toothbrush and I'm struggling with Ms Tully's teeth (finding a brush that will fit in her little mouth).
 
Caro said:
Can you get someone to film it? I mean really. I've not seen a dog with a battery operated toothbrush and I'm struggling with Ms Tully's teeth (finding a brush that will fit in her little mouth).
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I use a child's size battery operated brush on Finnie. Piper won't let me near him with that thing though lol.
 
Cindy said:
I decided to replace my old sonicare toothbrush from 2012 with a new one. So Gavin gets the old one.
And he did really well with it :) Much better than the cheapie battery powered electric toothbrush from walmart. It lives in my kitchen, btw, so no chance of mixups! (and they look different)
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little Luke gets his teeth brushed with chicken flavored toothpaste and a little rubber brush that goes on my finger tip. I find it very difficult to get to back molars because his cheek doesn't stretch out very far. I am considering getting a scaler they sell for human tooth cleaning.when I was in my 20s...I worked for a Dentist for 8 years so I know how to use it without harming the tooth. However he would need to be very still. The scaler as it's called is rounded so the working part can't cut him or a wigglely child. Any advice appreciated. Love to all and to all your Furbabies. If you decide to try this don't tell your furball I am the one who told about it. Giggle
 
Selena Wohlslagel said:
little Luke gets his teeth brushed with chicken flavored toothpaste and a little rubber brush that goes on my finger tip. I find it very difficult to get to back molars because his cheek doesn't stretch out very far. I am considering getting a scaler they sell for human tooth cleaning.when I was in my 20s...I worked for a Dentist for 8 years so I know how to use it without harming the tooth. However he would need to be very still. The scaler as it's called is rounded so the working part can't cut him or a wigglely child. Any advice appreciated. Love to all and to all your Furbabies. If you decide to try this don't tell your furball I am the one who told about it. Giggle
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There are many who use scalers on their dogs teeth. All you need is patience and lots of treats to get him used to it!:yes:
 
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