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The Bristly by Empawer Brushing Stick Tough Dog Chew Toy has received considerable criticism for its design flaws and poor functionality. Many reviewers found it difficult to use and not worthwhile for the price. Several issues with the product design, such as the absence of a well-defined toothpaste compartment and awkward toothpaste insertion, were commonly mentioned.
The product is not suitable for small dogs or dogs with sensitive teeth due to its hardness.
Prevention: Ask a veterinarian for recommendations on dental toys for dogs
Ineffective for toothpaste dispensation.
Prevention: Consider less complex products
Some reviewers noted the product's durability.
Some users loved the brand or product.
Difficulty in inserting toothpaste.
The plastic is too hard for dogs to chew.
The design is not ergonomic for a dog's mouth.
Product is ineffective in dispensing toothpaste.
The product is not ergonomic for a dog’s mouth.
The product's design is awkward and impractical.
Users mentioned quality decline after Kickstarter launch.
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Factors: Dog’s chewing habits, Toothpaste used
Several reviewers noted that the product is ineffective for its intended purpose, particularly regarding toothpaste dispensation. Dogs also seemed to be uninterested in chewing on it, making it ineffective for dental care.
Many reviewers reported that the product is too hard for dogs to chew effectively, leading to disinterest. Some mentioned that the design is not ergonomic and uncomfortable for dogs.
Common design issues include the lack of a dedicated toothpaste well, an awkward slit for toothpaste insertion, a hard plastic barrier that prevents effective toothpaste dispensation, and a non-ergonomic design that is not suitable for a dog's mouth.
"Although it took a bit of training to get one of our dogs to use this properly, these bristly brushing sticks have been an immense help in keeping our dogs' dental hygiene up to standard. We purchased the first round when it was on kickstarter. After a year of pretty consistent use, they were lookin..."
"I ordered the Bristly brush based on the original design. I failed to realize that the design had changed (to save money on manufacturing, no doubt). There is no longer a top-loading toothpaste well, rather there is an awkward slit in the middle that I suppose you are supposed to put the toothpaste ..."
Avoid this product due to significant design issues and poor user experience. Look for alternatives that are more effective and user-friendly.