What can I use instead of dog toothbrush?

The Chewing Method

Hard bones. Bones can help chip off tartar and get beneath the gums to clean out the gum line.
Bully sticks. Tendons or bully sticks are large, firm pieces your dog can spend some time chewing.
Dental treats. Visit your favorite pet store for dental treats.
Hard foods.
Fresh foods.

Can I use a regular toothbrush to brush my dog’s teeth?

What You Need to Brush Your Dog’s Teeth: A soft, clean toothbrush. You can buy a dog toothbrush at a pet store, or you can use a human toothbrush with soft bristles. Toothpaste for dogs.

How can I brush my dog’s teeth naturally?

The Alternative Brushing Method

Use dental spray. Use a natural canine dental spray available at holistic pet stores and from holistic veterinarians.
Use gauze. Use a small face cloth to brush your dog’s teeth or a piece of gauze wrapped around your finger.
Use natural toothpaste.
Massage teeth.
Rinse.

What can I brush my dog’s teeth with if I don’t have dog toothpaste?

You can use baking soda for its mildly abrasive texture and as an odor neutralizer. Use no more than the amount suggested below, as baking soda in excess can upset your dog’s tummy. You can also use mint leaves or parsley for a more herbaceous path to clean teeth. Cinnamon is also a dog-safe breath freshener.

What seasoning is safe for dogs?

Cinnamon can also help improve bad breath. Cinnamon features in some of our favorite treat recipes like Apple Pie Bites. Spritz this pet safe cinnamon cologne on your dog after a good grooming session or on her bed for an aromatherapy boost or try a cinnamon and lamb training treat for an antioxidant boost.

Is oatmeal bad for dogs?

Don’t give your dog too much oatmeal at once because it contains a lot of carbohydrates and is relatively high in calories. Consuming a large amount can also lead to diarrhea, vomiting, and/or bloat, which can be life threatening.