The Ultimate Dog Dental Bundle: Why Buying a Kit Saves You More Than Money
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A complete dog dental kit saves you money, time and frustration. See what's inside the Paw Ready Brushing Bundle and why it beats buying piece by piece.
Most dog owners start dental care the same way: a random toothbrush from one store, a paste from another, and a lot of trial and error. A matched kit skips all of that. Yes, it costs less, but the bigger payoff is a routine that actually works from day one.
What's inside the Paw Ready Brushing Bundle
● BrushMate™ Dual-Ended Toothbrush: angled soft bristles on two head sizes, rubber gum stimulators and a tongue cleaner.
● BiteBlock™: a brushing aid your dog holds in its mouth so it stays open and calm while you clean.
● Enzymatic Dog Toothpaste: made with natural ingredients in a banana mint flavor, safe for dogs and puppies.
Why matched pieces work better together
Each item in the bundle solves a different part of the brushing problem. The BiteBlock keeps your dog's mouth open. The BrushMate reaches every tooth while your hand stays outside. The enzymatic toothpaste keeps working on plaque even in spots the bristles miss. Buy only one or two of these and you're left with a gap, which is usually where the routine falls apart.
Think of it like a dog's first walk on a new leash: the leash alone isn't enough without a collar that fits. Dental care works the same way.
Saving #1: Money
|
Item |
Bought separately (USD) |
|
BrushMate™ toothbrush |
$6.97 |
|
BiteBlock™ (Medium) |
$12.97 |
|
Enzymatic toothpaste (70g) |
$7.99 |
|
Total separately |
$27.93 |
|
Brushing Bundle |
$21.99 |
That's about $6 back in your pocket, roughly 20% off, before you count the bigger savings below.
Saving #2: Time
No comparing brands, no reading labels, no second trip because the brush didn't fit your dog's mouth. Every piece in the bundle is designed to work with the others, so you can start brushing the day it arrives.
Saving #3: Frustration (and your fingers)
The number one reason owners give up is a dog who won't cooperate. The BiteBlock is what turns a struggle into a routine. One Paw Ready reviewer said their dog used to chew the brush every time, and the BiteBlock made cleaning "so much easier."
Saving #4: Vet bills down the road
Regular brushing helps prevent the plaque and tartar that lead to gum disease. Paw Ready points out that professional dental cleanings can cost $500 to $3,000. A $21.99 kit used consistently is a small price for fewer of those visits.
Your first week with the bundle
- Day 1: Unbox everything and let your dog sniff each piece. Offer a dab of the banana mint toothpaste as a treat.
- Days 2–3: Introduce the BiteBlock for a few seconds at a time. Reward calm holding. Paw Ready's BiteBlock instructions cover this step in detail.
- Days 4–5: Brush the front teeth with the BrushMate's small head for 30 seconds.
- Days 6–7: Move to the back teeth with the large head, one side at a time, while your dog holds the BiteBlock on the other side.
By the end of week one, most dogs are ready for a full two-minute routine.
Picking the right BiteBlock size
Paw Ready sells the BiteBlock in two sizes. The Medium BiteBlock fits dogs from 15 to 85 lbs, which covers most breeds. Smaller dogs and puppies should start with the Small BiteBlock. Check the size before you order so the fit is comfortable from day one.
Keeping your kit in good shape
● Rinse the BrushMate and BiteBlock with warm water after every use and let them air-dry.
● Store them upright in a clean cup, away from the bathroom floor.
● Replace the brush when the bristles start to splay or fray.
● Cap the toothpaste tightly so it stays fresh.
Have more than one dog?
Paw Ready also sells 4 Brushing Bundles for multi-dog homes, and a simpler Brushing Kit (brush and paste only) for $11.99 if your dog already accepts brushing.
Ready to start? Shop the Paw Ready Brushing Bundle and get everything your dog's smile needs in one box.