Everyday care
- Recovery cones: soft, inflatable and flower-shaped collars that stop your dog licking a wound or stitches after an operation, often more comfortable than a hard plastic cone.
- Toothbrushes: finger brushes and long-handled brushes for brushing your dog's teeth at home, with a dog toothpaste.
- Muzzles: soft mesh and basket muzzles for vet visits, grooming or dogs that eat things they shouldn't. A basket muzzle lets your dog pant and drink.
Brushing your dog's teeth
Start slowly: let your dog lick a little dog toothpaste off your finger, then the brush, then brush a few teeth at a time. Never use human toothpaste. Brushing a few times a week helps keep teeth and gums healthy.
We don't sell medicines or flea, tick and worming treatments. Please ask your vet.
