Lintbells toothcleaner?

hi ... anyone used this?

http://www.lintbells.com/page/toothcleaner

.. im gonna give it a go

I bought one at Leeds champ show I have used it once but I guess you will need to use it a while before you see any difference.

So cant say yet if it is any good or not

I have got them here and have used a few times.

The jury is still out on this one though

Looks much easier than toothpaste and a brush......

It is easier than toothbrush and paste.

Mine all chew a tooth brush which they don't do with this so if its not great on its own maybe use with paste might be an alternative.

I stock these at work and have sold quite a few. The feedback i've got is great. My friend has a Ridgeback who has had loads of problems with her teeth and gums. She says tis is great because it works and doesn't hurt her sore gums.

I have been looking for something like this for Dusty, she will not tolerate a toothbrush as her mouth is tiny, even a small baby one is a right faff on. She is the only one of mine to have dirty teeth and it's not like she is the oldest, she's only 5, Charlie is 8 and his are lovely, never had to brush them, as are the 'big girls'. I know a few of her breed have had bad teeth and lost teeth so it does concern me. Think I might well invest in one and see how it goes, thanks for posting!

I was given one of these at Blackpool champ show, from the yumaga stand, ( I use yummaga), it is a lot easier to use than a toothbrush, Kyesh has one canine that seems to get mucky, it certainly has worked for him, they last about six weeks with daily use, no need for toothpaste as impregnanted with colide silver, only downside is the price.