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Dog molar toothbrush chew toy for medium to large dogs

Original price was: $16.99.Current price is: $14.99.

Dog molar toothbrush chew toy design gives your dog’s natural urge to chew a job to do. Raised ridges and molar-shaped bumps line the surface, so everyday chewing works against plaque buildup instead of just wearing down furniture legs. A center groove holds toothpaste or a treat, which helps keep your dog interested long enough for the ridges to do their work.

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Why dogs love this chew toy

  • 360-degree textured ridges and molar-shaped bumps are built into the surface to naturally promote everyday chewing and plaque scraping.
  • A center groove lets you add toothpaste, peanut butter, or a soft treat, giving your dog a reason to keep chewing right where the ridges do their work.
  • Made from durable, soft, and flexible TPR material, which is gentle on your puppy’s gums during their teething phase.
  • The flexible surface gives sore, teething gums something soft to press against, which some puppies find comforting during that stage.
  • Helps keep your pets engaged and mentally stimulated, reducing boredom and destructive chewing habits.
  • Since the TPR surface is solid and non-porous, you can rinse it clean under warm water instead of dealing with fabric or rope that traps grime.
  • Built as a medium to large dog dental toy, its length gives bigger dogs enough surface area to grip and chew comfortably.

Dog molar toothbrush chew toy in blue, designed for medium to large dogs

How to use this toothbrush for best results

Start by squeezing a small amount of dog-safe toothpaste, peanut butter, or a soft treat into the center groove. Let your dog chew for about 10 to 15 minutes under supervision, since that’s long enough for the ridges to work against the teeth without overdoing it. This dog dental chew brush works best as part of a regular routine rather than an occasional toy.

Blue dog molar toothbrush toy with kibble, rope, and toothpaste inserted for added engagement

Chewing safety tips for pet parents

Never put human toothpaste in the center groove — it often contains xylitol or fluoride, both of which are toxic to dogs. Because of its size, this toy is built for supervised chewing rather than unsupervised use, which can help reduce the chance of your dog swallowing a piece that breaks off. This applies especially to dogs that chew hard or fast, so keep an eye on things the first few times your dog uses it as part of your safe puppy dental care routine.

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Material

TPR (Thermoplastic Rubber)

Dimensions

approx. 5.9 x 2 x 1.8 in (15 x 5 x 4.5 cm) — measurements may vary slightly due to manual measuring

Weight

approx. 4.2 oz (120g)

Colors

Blue, Green, Yellow

Toys Type

Chew Toys

Package contents

One toy

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes — the ridges and molar bumps work somewhat like a toothbrush, scraping at plaque and food particles as your dog bites down. Regular chewing can help cut back on buildup between brushings, though it isn’t a substitute for a full dental care routine.
No, you shouldn’t use human toothpaste in this groove. It often contains xylitol and fluoride, which are toxic to dogs, so stick with a toothpaste made specifically for pets or a dog-safe treat instead.
This toy is built for medium to large dogs, so it may be too big and heavy for very small or toy breeds to grip comfortably. If you have a small puppy, a smaller chew toy is likely a better fit.
TPR holds up well for dogs with moderate chewing habits, but it isn’t marketed as a heavy-duty toy for extremely aggressive chewers. If your dog tends to destroy tough toys quickly, keep an eye on them while they chew this one.
Rinse this toy after every use, especially if you’ve added toothpaste or a treat to the groove. Washing it in warm water helps stop bacteria, mold, and dried saliva from building up.
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