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You brush your teeth, right? Don’t answer that, we’re going to assume it’s a yes. Well, dogs need their teeth brushed too. Problem is, it’s a big hassle. You’ve got to juggle the brush, rinse it and where do you even store the slimy thing? These minty-vanilla wipes are a gum-changer. They skip the struggle and still do the job, helping prevent plaque, tartar and gum disease. Quick, clean and easy to use.
Removing plaque and preventing tartar comes down to one essential principle: mechanical cleaning. That means physically removing plaque from your dog’s teeth every day using brushing, wipes, or both. Wipes make daily cleaning simple because most dogs will tolerate a wipe more than a toothbrush - they are easy to incorporate into a daily routine after dinnertime.
What’s in it?
Aqua (water’s fancy name), Sodium Chloride (salt), Glycerine (plant-based moisturiser), Hydrolysed Soy Protein (plant-based moisturiser), Organic Cocos Nucifera (Coconut) Oil, Potassium Sorbate (natural preservative to stop germ growth), Zinc Chloride (helps reduce plaque), Vanilla Planifolia (Vanilla) Fruit Oil, Mentha Piperita (Peppermint) Oil, Citric Acid (natural buffer), Sodium Citrate (natural buffer).
What’s not?
Does not contain: parabens, PEGS, phenoxyethanol, phthalates, SLS, SLES, petrolatum, mineral oils, silicones, MEA, DEA, TEA, EDTA, propylene glycol, synthetic fragrances/colours or animal products. Woof to that!
We are proudly Australian. Our topical and ingestible products are made in Australia. Our Wipes are made in New Zealand.
Wrap wipe around finger or hand. Gently lift lip and wipe teeth in small circles, focusing on the gumline. Ideally wipe all surfaces of the teeth and pay extra attention to the back teeth if tolerated. Take it slowly and use rewards to make it a positive experience. Use daily for best results.
Wiping or brushing removes food buildup and soft plaque, but not hardened tartar – this can be removed by your vet when required.
Caution: For topical oral use only. Don’t let your pets swallow the wipe. Don’t use if your pet is prone to biting.
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Periodontal disease begins when bacteria and food form a soft film on the teeth, known as plaque. If plaque isn’t removed through daily cleaning, it hardens within days into tartar (calculus). The rough surface and porous nature of tartar traps more bacteria under the gumline.
The body’s immune response to this bacteria causes inflammation of the gums (gingivitis). Left untreated, the infection spreads deeper, damaging the bone and connective tissue that support the teeth. This leads to pain, tooth loss, jaw bone damage and potentially systemic effects.
Dental disease is one of the most common health problems seen in dogs. In fact, most dogs develop some degree of dental disease by the age of three.
This isn’t because owners don’t care. It’s usually because brushing a dog’s teeth every day can feel unrealistic. Toothpaste, toothbrushes, and a wriggling dog often turn dental care into a stressful experience for everyone involved.
Dog dental wipes offer a simpler approach. These textured wipes allow you to clean your dog’s teeth and gums quickly without needing toothpaste, rinsing, or brushing.
While tooth brushing is the gold standard, dental wipes for dogscanbe easier to accept than traditional brushing, which makes daily dental care more achievable for many dogs.
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Bad breath might seem like the main problem, but dental health goes much deeper than that.
Plaque begins forming on teeth within hours after a dog eats. If it isn’t removed, it can harden into tartar within a few days. Once tartar forms, bacteria can accumulate under the gumline and lead to inflammation, infection, and periodontal disease.
In more advanced cases, bacteria from the mouth can enter the bloodstream and affect organs such as the heart, kidneys, and liver.
Daily cleaning with dog teeth wipes helps remove plaque before it hardens into tartar, supporting healthier gums and reducing the likelihood of more serious dental issues.
Dog tooth wipes provide mechanical cleaning through gentle friction. The textured surface helps lift plaque, food debris, and bacteria from the surface of the teeth and along the gumline.
Unlike toothbrushes, canine dental wipes don’t require precise technique or deep brushing. Instead, they allow you to wipe along the outer surfaces of your dog’s teeth where plaque most commonly builds up.
Because the process is quick and gentle, many dogs tolerate dog teeth cleaning wipes far better than brushing.
Consistency is the most important factor in maintaining oral health.
The easiest way to use dog dental wipes regularly is to incorporate them to an existing routine—such as after dinner, before bedtime, or after your dog’s evening walk.
Start slowly if your dog isn’t used to mouth handling:
Over time, most dogs learn to accept the routine, especially when it becomes a predictable part of daily interaction.
Dental care is just one part of keeping a dog healthy.
Many owners already use everyday dog care products to support their dog’s wellbeing, including grooming and nutrition tools. For example:
Adding dental wipes for dogs simply fills an important gap in daily care—supporting oral health in a way that’s practical and easy to maintain.
While professional dental cleanings remain important for long-term oral health, preventative care at home plays a major role.
Many owners prefer dog teeth wipes because they:
For busy households or dogs who dislike brushing, canine dental wipes can make daily dental care far more achievable.
Daily use provides the best results. Plaque can begin hardening into tartar within 2–3 days, so regular cleaning helps prevent buildup. If daily use isn’t possible, aim for at least 3–4 times per week.
They work differently. Toothbrushes can reach slightly deeper between teeth, while dog tooth wipes are excellent for cleaning the outer tooth surfaces and along the gumline. Many owners find wipes easier to use consistently, which is often the most important factor.
You can introduce dog dental wipes in puppies from 8 weeks of age. Even though they’ll eventually lose their puppy teeth, starting early helps dogs become comfortable with dental care routines.
Yes. Bad breath is often caused by bacteria and plaque buildup. Regular use of dog teeth cleaning wipes helps remove these particles and may significantly improve breath. If bad breath persists despite consistent dental care, consult your veterinarian as it may indicate a deeper dental issue or underlying health problem.
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