How long does a tube last if you brush a large dog's teeth once a week?
1397679
A tube used just once a week would probably last more than a year. Ideally you would brush your dog's teeth at least once a day, though.
1397680
That really depends on how much you use each time. There is no information on the product as to how long one tube will last
352179
Here are the directions off the back of the label...Directions: Apply 2 drops of gel to each side of the pets mouth. Apply directly to the teeth with plaque build up. Use once daily. You'll soon notice your pet licking their lips repeatedly. This is normal and helps the gel mix with the saliva and coat all surfaces of your pet's teeth and gums. For maximum effect, withhold food and water for 30 minutes before and after treatment. Tooth brushing is not necessary but will speed up the removal of softened plaque and tartar. Ordinarily, after 30 days, application can be reduced to twice weekly for regular maintenance. Here are the directions off the back of the label...Directions: Apply 2 drops of gel to each side of the pets mouth. Apply directly to the teeth with plaque build up. Use once daily. You'll soon notice your pet licking their lips repeatedly. This is normal and helps the gel mix with the saliva and coat all surfaces of your pet's teeth and gums. For maximum effect, withhold food and water for 30 minutes before and after treatment. Tooth brushing is not necessary but will speed up the removal of softened plaque and tartar. Ordinarily, after 30 days, application can be reduced to twice weekly... » Read More Here are the directions off the back of the label...Directions: Apply 2 drops of gel to each side of the pets mouth. Apply directly to the teeth with plaque build up. Use once daily. You'll soon notice your pet licking their lips repeatedly. This is normal and helps the gel mix with the saliva and coat all surfaces of your pet's teeth and gums. For maximum effect, withhold food and water for 30 minutes before and after treatment. Tooth brushing is not necessary but will speed up the removal of softened plaque and tartar. Ordinarily, after 30 days, application can be reduced to twice weekly for regular maintenance. « Show Less
1165526
At least 1/2 hour. Couple of times a week. If you leave the plates in much longer than that the teeth will become very sensitive.
1814357
It depends...were the batteries alkaline batteries? Alkaline batteries (which I recommend) should last 3-4 months under normal use, brushing 2-3 times a day. If the batteries you used were not alkaline or lithium batteries, then having the batteries die after a month would be normal if you brush multiple times a day.
440113
I would put it in the 1 - 2 week range, sometimes longer, sometimes shorter. Why the range you might ask? Well, it depends on how often your dog tests the system.There have been a time or two that it lasted less than a week, but the kids were playing sharks and minnows with the dog, and she was the shark.
1061179
It will work but not as well as it should. This is for cats. The teeth are designed for cat fur. I would get the medium or large dog brush. Labs have short hair and beagles so get short hair not long. The teeth won't pull as much short hair bc they are designed for long hair. The large is not huge. It is a good size for a lab. I use the XL on my golden retriever and my medium dog. The medium is pretty small.
187422
I think you're asking how long it takes to use up a tube. I'd have to estimate since I don't use very much at a time and not every day. I think a daily shaver with an average beard would get a couple months out of it. It lasts longer than a tube of toothpaste!
2123259
They last about 4 weeks on our dog. We check each week and replace ones that have fallen off. It has been a huge savings to our wood floor.
301530
You don't need much, so it lasts quite a long time. I've had the tube I'm currently using for more than two months and there's still a good amount left. I use it once a day (in the evening), and have probably missed several days in the time I've been using it :$ Hope that helps!
1317106
Yes if you buy the 8pack it will be 2 tubes of 4. I don't remember it having a exp date so not sure about that one. When I first put my teeth in the tray it kind of fizzles a bit and the next day my teeth are pretty sore but it only lasts the day.
482873
Hello RalphieI have been replacing the brush head every 3 to 4 months.When I brush I do not press too hard so I guess mine do last a little longer than the recommended 3 months.Also, when I'm done brushing, I rinse the tooth brush thoroughly, making sure there aren't any residual toothpaste left in the bristles. This should also contribute to the whole thing lasting longer and being more hygienic.
437304
You might go through 4-5 a day with a small puppy in training. We keep one out for our dog in case we're away for a day so she rarely needs to use it but it sure comes in handy when she does. She used a few extra this winter because of the extreme cold but a bag of these lasts us a long time now that she's trained.
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Not exact quote, and laced with my opinions:Put one drop on each side of pet's mouth near the teeth once per day. Brushing helps but, according to directions, is not necessary (I believe it is, for the best dental health). Withhold food for 30 minutes before and after application for best results. After 30 days, reduce application to 2x weekly for maintenance (I would do it every day, or at least brush with peroxide or other pet toothpaste every day).
1998168
That I do not know. But we have two dogs and when the base and the jug are filled it lasts at least for a week.
2091843
A 64 oz pump bottle will last approx. 3-4 months for two dogs (1 squirt per dog 2x daily) and 3-4 squirts for free-choice cat food refilled every 3-4 days. No problem with exp date on my frequency of use.
1758963
I normally brush my teeth for a full 2 min. twice a day. I normally leave it in the charger for 12 -24 hours and then it is good for a full 2 weeks of brushing.
938907
It lasted six weeks for my pup who weighs 26 pounds now. I bathed her every two days initially, then twice a week when the vet said I could slow it down. Hope that helps. Her mange took six weeks to cure, but wasn't very severe. She got oral medication too.