Ora-Clens Dental Wipes (50 Count)

I have a 10 year old Bichon Frise who makes it impossible to get a toothbrush in his mouth. His vet told me that he really needed a dental scaling which I had been trying to avoid despite all signs proving otherwise. He rides in the car with us all the time and his breath would literally make us nauseous and that's not including the visible built up tartar, especially on his molars. Although, he had already gotten it done twice before, It made me sick to my stomach knowing my sweet boy had to undergo anesthesia once again. It's always made me extremely nervous and they always say it takes them longer to recover from it as they get older. He came through it just fine but afterwards I went on a rampage by ordering a new toothbrush, toothpaste..even tartar gel and I vowed that no matter how much he struggled, I would brush his teeth every single day. Mind you, this is coming from someone who has tried EVERYTHING to get my dog to at least tolerate daily brushing. Finger brushes, kid sized brushed, every doggy toothpaste flavor under the sun(C.E.T included)--I've even watched videos on how to introduce the toothbrush slowly then reward. My dog wasn't having it and would act like a possessed demon by thrashing around as if I was torturing him. Needless to say, although I was determined after ordering everything, I couldn't help but feel a bit skeptical. Sure enough, he loved the taste of the toothpaste to my delight and with a glimmer of hope, I gently pulled his lips up to begin brushing annnnnd.....Nope. There he went. At my wits end, I tried the gel which required you to put a bit on your finger and rub directly on the teeth and shockingly, he didn't mind it. In fact, he enjoyed it. I found this puzzling because I had tried using a finger brush and he had hated it just as much as a regular toothbrush. Once again, I got on the internet to search and thought wipes would be a great solution since he obviously didn't mind my fingers in his mouth. I was excited to read the great reviews on Ora-clens and was eager to begin using them. These wipes went beyond my expectations. My bichon lets me clean each and every one of his teeth without a problem. He doesn't seem to mind the taste at all and although I've only been using it for a month, it's kept the plaque & tartar at bay and his teeth are still pearly white. So, if your dog won't tolerate any form of brushing, this may work for you as it did for me!

Works great, easier to use than brushing. The enzymes seem to keep the smelly breath away.