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Your cart is empty.AAPROTOOLS TARTAR REMOVER FORCEPS SMALL SIZE 4½" DENTAL VETERINARY DOG PET CANINE A+ QUALITY
Joan
Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2025
Isn't big enough to work for my dogs little teeth?
CG
Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2025
This tool worked great for plaque removal on my two Jack Russells. They were a great value for the price!I would advise caution if you do not know how to use them!
Vlwilliams62
Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2025
It worked well and I had no trouble getting build up tarter off my dogs teeth. Just needed an extra set of hands to hold the dog down and the was no bleeding.
Kimber Hughes
Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2025
Got this for my 11y/o King Charles Cavalier, he has thick plaque on this teeth. I was a vet tech for many years and this is always what we used. However it’s a little tricky to use it when the dog is awake and not under anesthesia…ha!. but I still managed to get the job done!
JDowell
Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2025
As u can see my dog’s teeth are horrible! I feel so guilty that I let them get this bad! He’s 9yo & I’ve never been consistent with brushing his teeth. I purchased this & an electronic cleaning device to try & clean his teeth. As u can see this tool does work. I was able to snap the buildup off of that one tooth & it looks so much better. Problem is, I don’t know what it looks like behind it. The other thing is, my dog is a pretty chill guy & will allow me to do pretty much anything to him. This tho, he hated!! It was a fight just to get it off of that one tooth! 🦷 He also has a few loose teeth. I’ve watched on some YT videos that vets use this tool to pull teeth as well. The teeth that he has loose are extremely loose & prob would come out easily but I don’t feel comfortable doing it. I had a cat that passed away a few months ago due to an abscessed tooth…well he had a seizure & died but his tooth was the original issue. That’s what started me worrying abt my dog’s teeth. I’m going to go ahead & take him in for a professional cleaning & then I’ll never neglect his teeth again! This tool does work tho if u have an animal that has the patience of a saint! If ur reading this & u have a puppy or kitten, pls brush their teeth regularly! Don’t make the mistake I did! My dog is literally my best friend & I want him around as long as possible! I would never want to be the cause of him leaving this world before he’s supposed to!!
Nitro
Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2024
oh my it worked. I thought his tooth was rotten. In reality it was plaque. He's so anxious that we had to ease him into this process. I mean years to be able to do his teeth. Gave him CBD oil and went from finger massage brushing, to toothbrush, to the forceps remover. This was the first go of the remover and I had to stop midprocess to take a picture of the huge plaque it removed in the top picture. He was not in any pain but you do have to play around with different angles that work best. Thank you, it just saved my family $600+ for not having to go take our dogs to the vet for cleaning. It's sturdy, painless, effective and reasonably priced.
AJ
Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2023
This little tool easily cracked off calculus build-up on my 16.5 year old Golden Retriever who has very old, hard to clean teeth. The problem is what's left under the calculus upon removing it. If your dog isn't too old for anesthesia you should still take them to the vet for a professional cleaning to be safe vs doing this on your own. At my dog's age age I don't really have that option so this was the temporary answer. He doesn't chew on bones or toys anymore so the tarter build up is rapid and significant even when using Oravet gel. I disinfected before and after the removal of the calculus when using this tool which is very important. This tool does exactly what it says and arrived quickly. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is because it didn't come with any directions. It can be tricky until you get the hang of it and could possibly do more damage than the calculus itself.
Cindy MB W.
Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2022
I wasn’t able to keep them open long enough to get them in my dog’s mouth to remove his tartare. I’ll have to get someone to help hold on to my dog so I can keep them from slipping out of my hands. I’m sure this is a good product ones I am able to maneuver them.
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