Nylabone Advanced Oral Care Peanut Flavored Natural Dog Toothpaste 2.5oz Tubes (3 Pack)

Yeti did NOT like having his teeth brushed and would fight me every step of the way. I bought this as a last ditch effort and what do you know, now he loves getting his teeth brushed! Full disclosure, he does spend a lot of time trying to eat the toothpaste. I guess that means he likes the taste. When I ask him if he wants his teethies brushed he gets excited and I have no problems now. I would definitely purchase this again!

I got the peanut butter flavor and although my dog is not fond of having his teeth cleaned nightly, he does seem to enjoy the taste of the toothpaste. I also have to say that waking up to my dog in my face is much more enjoyable due to clean breath.

My dog likes the flavor and submits to teeth brushing without a fuss.Her Vet is pleased with her teeth at 11 years old.

I can't rate flavor or scent. My dog can but he doesn't communicate it to me.

My dogs love the toothpaste and it is easy to apply and brush.

Dogs love the taste and accept to use it when I brush my teeth they know their toothpaste really helps with teeth

Honestly this is my dog's favorite toothpaste. I've used it for years. He actually enjoys the flavor and the vet says his teeth are in great condition for a 7 year old. Would definitely recommend.

UPDATE 6/22/21:I still brush her teeth nightly. I wish I could use an electric brush but the slightest noise, whether electric or battery operated, sends her to the hills”, sort of speak - along with shrills that you’d swear she was being tortured and hung out to dry! So to save my sanity and hearing, I always revert to the rubber finger brush. She loves the toothpaste and can’t lick it fast enough. She is a Shiba Inu - very independent, stubborn, but totally loving and lovable! I’m very happy with this product.——————- I give it a 5-star for “taste” I must confess that I have not tasted it! I’m going by my dog’s enthusiasm for it whenever I bring it out and the “rubber finger toothbrush”. She immediately sits next to me, anticipating the first brushing.Whether it is helping, I really couldn’t say. I have been using it on her for almost a year and do not notice any “whiteness” on her front teeth. I brush the back teeth also, much to her delight (because she then can lick more of it!).No idea whether this is a waste of time or money but I figure that it can’t hurt and may save lots of bucks at the Vets.My one complaint about it is that the toothpaste “gums up” at the opening and if not stored upright, it leaks - leaving a sticky white mess. My dog doesn’t seem to notice such things... 😆