A woman holding a toothbrush toward her golden retriever mix, who turns his head away

Why won't he let you near his teeth?

It's not that you don't care. It's unrealistic. Only 5% of dog owners are able to brush their dog's teeth.

★★★★★4.6 · 30 reviews
The dog hiding under a bed, a toothbrush and paste on the floor

Toothbrush out. Dog gone.

Finger brush, chicken paste, a good attitude. He's under the bed again.

Because brushing only works if it happens every day, and for most homes it doesn't. Meanwhile over 80% of dogs have dental disease by age three.

Dr. Michelle Jorgensen
I'm a dentist… and even I don't brush my dog's teeth.Dr. Michelle · Board-certified dentist, founder
The woman sprinkling a scoop onto the dog's food while he waits by the bowl

Swap the brush for his dinner.

Owners have swapped the daily wrestle for one scoop on the food their dog already eats. A beef liver topper with two ingredients:

Grass-fed beef liverA topper your dog will actually eat.
Protektin™ prebiotic blendSupports a healthier oral microbiome.*
The woman with her cheek pressed to her dog's head

What changes at dinner.

Week 1A scoop on his food. Twenty seconds.
Week 2No wrestling. He just eats.
Week 3Daily support for fresher breath.*
Week 4No brush in sight, every day.
The woman on the couch with her dog's head resting on her lap

4.6 stars from owners who gave up the brush.

Three jars of Daily Dental Defense and a navy Longer Together dog bowl on a kitchen counter
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*These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Individual results vary. Scenes are AI-generated dramatizations, not customers. Reviews are from verified Longer Together customers.