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£145 for a toothbrush?

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Tel12 · 20/03/2026 09:42

For your dog? Picked up a leaflet yesterday and thought it might be worth a look. It's electronic and for dogs. That's more than I paid for mine. It's main USP is that it's silent. Anyone got one? I know compared to dental work it's cheap but seems to be pushing it.

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Playstoppaws · 20/03/2026 09:42

I just use an old human electric sonic toothbrush we have lying around.

Tel12 · 20/03/2026 09:45

Playstoppaws · 20/03/2026 09:42

I just use an old human electric sonic toothbrush we have lying around.

Ah, but I guess it's makes a noise. Actually I've got 2 so I could have a go with my dog. She's only 1 and has some tartar build up.The vet said he doesn't brush his dogs teeth but I guess he gets a clean for free.

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Scaredeycat · 20/03/2026 09:45

We also use an old Oral B human electric toothbrush for our greyhound, his teeth are pretty good (often a problem for greyhounds) and he tolerates the process despite being a bit of a drama queen generally!

Tel12 · 20/03/2026 09:46

Scaredeycat · 20/03/2026 09:45

We also use an old Oral B human electric toothbrush for our greyhound, his teeth are pretty good (often a problem for greyhounds) and he tolerates the process despite being a bit of a drama queen generally!

Yes, my dog overthinks everything.

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