Sentry Petrodex Advanced Care Natural Peanut Flavor Dog Toothpaste
In a Nutshell
- Peanut flavor is controversial
- Dogs dislike it
- May be acceptable for budget-conscious buyers
Quick Verdict
The peanut-flavored toothpaste has a significant flavor and smell discrepancy and dogs don't like it very well. Some users find it lacking in the taste of peanut flavoring clearly described in this product.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Tase Approval (3)
A few dogs enjoyed the taste, making teeth brushing easier.
Cons
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Unappealing Flavor and Smell (6) major
Many dogs dislike the taste and smell, which is other than expected.
Who Is This For?
β Best For
- β’ Budget-conscious buyers β Toothpaste is not as good but is cheapest option around. It is worth mentioning the price here.
- β’ Owners of allergy-prone dogs β Possible peanut allergy, preference over chicken taste.
β Skip If
- β’ Owners of picky eaters β Dogs dislike the taste and smell
- β’ Owners looking for authentic peanut-butter flavor β The flavor is not described as peanut butter described clearly.
Durability & Care
Factors: frequency of use, dogs are used to looks for food
Cleaning Methods
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Is peanut flavor real at all?
There are mixed reviews - however it is seen that dogs and pets prefer the poultry and chicken one than these!
Highlighted Reviews
"I bought this because it says peanut flavored. I assumed they meant peanut butter, but it smells like some sort of antiseptic. The dogs are not crazy about it. I am debating on whether or not to just throw it away. If itβs going to be a struggle to get them to let me brush their teeth when I use i..."
Bottom Line
The toothpaste may not be the best option for picky eaters. Nevertheless, it may be considered by pet owners who are testing options in dental hygiene.