PAWZIDEA Dog Plaque Remover for Teeth Ultrasonic 44kHz, Intelligent Pet Ultrasonic Tooth Cleaner, Tartar Remover for Dog Teeth Cleaning Kit, Canine/Cat Toothbrush Scaler Dental Care Tool, Rechargeable

Does my dog like this? No, she hates it but SO WHAT? IT WORKS!My chihuahua has TERRIBLE teeth and the vet wanted $700 to clean them!At first I only touched her teeth with the tool for 15 seconds, the next day for 30 and longer & longer until I now I'm up to about 5 minutes before she freaks out. I clean one section of tooth each day and it's so satisfying to see impacted chunks of junk finally chip off. If it takes me a month to get her all cleaned up, who cares. In the mean time, she's getting used to her teeth being touched every day, so once she's all cleaned up, a tooth brushing regimen will be no sweat.This tool is not at all noisy, it just buzzes a little. I think the light shining in her eyes is a little scary but it really helps to see the teeth. You have to hold the tool at the right angle but once you get the hang of it, it's easy.FOLLOW UP: 2 weeks later and I am THRILLED with the progress I am making. Doggie is almost tartar-free and tolerating the cleaning sessions better. She seems to understand what I'm doing now and licks her gums excitedly when the junk chips off. Her breath is sweet and no bleeding at all. BUY THIS TOOL!

We were excited to get this product as our basset hound has buildup we have been trying to get off. I am a dental hygienist and have my own instruments etc but wanted the little bit of help this tool claims it would give.We charged it for 8+ hours, the light works, but absolutely nothing else. No frequency, no vibration, it does absolutely nothing.

When I bought this, I wasn't sure it was actually gonna get the tarter off my dog's teeth, but I was totally amazed at how good a job it did at getting it off. This is one of those items that is really worth the money and can save you money by cleaning your dog's teeth versus taking them to the vets and spending over $1500 for a cleaning.

I bought this knowing my dog would most likely NOT let me clean her teeth with it. She is good with a toothbrush but I figured the vibration would scare her. When I first turned it on and touched a tooth she backed away a bit because it does make kind of a high pitch sound when you touch the tooth. After about 2 minutes she just sat there and let me clean her teeth. It worked great on getting off some thick tartar on a couple of her back teeth. Very happy with this purchase.

Absolutely trash, doesn’t even lightly vibrate. Barely makes any ‘noise’ to prove it’s even on. The most use I got out of this was the tooth scrapper included in the kit. Everything else is garbage. Save your money.

This works I even tested it on my teeth first to see how it felt for them and it def works but the sound squeeeeeling in your brain is horrific to humans so I can’t image for pets my cat runs the moment I place it to his tooth just because of the sound because you can’t really feel it unless you hit a sensitive spot but you certainly can hear the ear piercing squeal! My husband heard it from two rooms over it’s a low high pitch squeal and pets hear so much loud than us so I can’t even imagine

Got this scaling tool for the plaque and tartar on my Cavapoo’s teeth in hard to reach areas I can’t seem to get with her tooth brush. She was a little scared at first and was worried about the noise when touching her teeth. She quickly got used to it. We have done a couple of minutes a day and have used 3 times and she get calmer each time. I just ordered a bite block to help to hold her mouth open to do the hard to reach areas. Totally worth it if you can take the time to get your dog to tolerate the process.

This does take a lot of patience to use! I highly recommend not using this if your dog has very severe dental decay as anyone can tell you if you need a root canal don't touch the tooth! So my yorkie...nope. but my 2 American bullies I am slowly getting them used to it. Brushing with my finger then a dog brush and then over time just placing the device near the mouth and touching their muzzle to get used to the vibration. Then over time you can do little spurts touching it to the tooth and be careful near the gum tissue. I also have tried using it without turning it on to scrape the plaque off which they tolerate a lot better.