Arm & Hammer Products Products Fresh Breath Chicken Flavored Enzymatic Dog Toothpaste
In a Nutshell
- Effective and easy to use.
- Mixed feedback on taste and smell.
- Helpful for special cases like medication side effects.
Quick Verdict
The toothpaste is generally well-received for its effectiveness and ease of use. Some dogs enjoy the taste, while others find it unpleasant. The texture and smell were noted as issues by a few reviewers.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Effective (5)
Improves dog's breath and teeth health.
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Easy to Use (2)
Texture is not too thick, making it easy to apply.
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Dog-Friendly (3)
Dogs generally enjoy the taste and familiarity.
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Good for Healthy Teeth (1)
Special use cases noted improved oral health.
Cons
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Strong Mint Flavor (3) medium
The mint flavor is strong and unpleasant for some dogs.
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Tacky Residue (2) medium
Leaves a sticky residue on fingers and may be unpleasant for dogs.
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Smaller Tubes (1) minor
Users complained about the smaller tube sizes.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Dogs needing dental care — Effective at improving breath and dental health.
- • Busy pet owners — Easy to use and cleans teeth effectively.
✗ Skip If
- • Dogs sensitive to strong flavors — Strong mint flavor may be unpleasant for some dogs.
- • Those seeking larger tube sizes — Smaller tube sizes have been noted as a drawback.
Durability & Care
Factors: Price comparison, Taste of the toothpaste, Tube size
Cleaning Methods
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Does this toothpaste leave a residue?
Yes, some users reported a tacky residue.
Highlighted Reviews
"This is a review on everything we ordered in general. We were almost out of everything since the dog food is only 31 pounds instead of 35 pounds which use to be 40 pound. needed our autoship 2 weeks earlier since our last shipment was not complete. But thank you for the 2 day ship. that is about wh..."
"More Mint Than Expected"
Bottom Line
If your dog enjoys the flavor, this toothpaste is a good choice. However, if finicky about taste, consider alternatives or adjust the introduction process.