Keep Your Pooch’s Teeth Pearly White With the Doggie Fresh Tug Toy T

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Help Kickstart Doggie Fresh, the all-in-one tug toy and toothbrush that brushes your dog’s teeth effortlessly.

As pet parents, we know that dental care at home can be difficult at times, especially with spunky and energetic dogs that don’t want you anywhere near their teeth. That’s why it’s not surprising that veterinarians report an estimated 85% of dogs over the age of four suffer from some form of periodontal disease.

Cleaning your dog’s teeth can be a fun, healthy, and entertaining daily activity that could be as easy as playing a game of tug of war with your four-legged friend. Doggie Fresh, a cool new Kickstarter campaign we found, is an innovative tug toy that doubles as a fully functional toothbrush to keep your dog’s teeth clean and strong.

Related:How to Clean Your Dog’s Teeth Naturally

The Doggie Fresh Tug Toy comes in three convenient sizes and two different colors (black and blue), so if you have a huge German Shepherd or a small Shih Tzu, this new toy could be exactly what you’re looking for. Made of an incredibly tough, non-toxic rubber that’s safe for teeth and gumline, Doggie Fresh will stimulate your dog’s teeth without causing irritation to his mouth. Its bristles go four levels deep so the entire tooth and gumline get cleaned effectively. There’s even space to put toothpaste, if you’re so inclined.

Related:Tall Tails Builds Self-Esteem and Courage With New Dog Toys

It sounds like this start-up is a cool way to have fun with your pet and clandestinely clean their teeth. The goal for the Doggie Fresh Tug Toy is to raise the funds needed to fill the first order – and you can be a part of the clean teeth revolution! Be the first on your block to tug and clean with the Doggie Fresh Kickstarter.

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