Beaphar for puppies
Beaphar is a Dutch pet care brand best known in the UK for grooming, dental and household products rather than a dedicated puppy food line. For puppy owners, the range worth knowing about covers early dental care and toilet training — the practical, everyday side of raising a puppy rather than what goes in the bowl.
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What Beaphar makes for a new puppy
The puppy-specific items in the Beaphar range are built around habits worth starting early: a dental kit designed for a puppy's smaller mouth and first teeth, and toilet training aids meant to help house-training go more smoothly in the first few months.
Neither of these replaces a vet's advice on your puppy's individual development, but starting a dental routine and a consistent toilet training approach early tends to make both far easier to keep up as an adult than trying to introduce them later.
What we stock, and who it suits
We carry the Beaphar Puppy Dental Kit and the Beaphar Puppy Toilet Trainer from the range, alongside Beaphar's wider grooming and flea and worming products that are suitable for puppies once they reach the right age stated on the pack.
This suits owners looking for practical early-habit products from an established name, rather than owners specifically looking for Beaphar as a puppy food brand — that is not what this range is built around. Beaphar's broader flea, worming and grooming lines also cover puppies once they reach the age stated on the specific product, so the brand can still be relevant well beyond these two dedicated puppy items.
For this need
Everything below is in stock with us, priced with delivery worked out, and packed and posted by hand in the UK.

Beaphar Puppy Dental Kit
Beaphar puppy dental kit with 50g camomile toothpaste, a finger brush and a small toothbrush
£7.99

Beaphar Puppy Toilet Trainer
A 20ml training aid to mark the spot you want a puppy to use indoors
£5.49

Beaphar No-Brush Toothgel with Enzymes for Cats & Dogs
Beaphar no-brush tooth gel for cats and dogs, with liver flavour and an enzyme formula in a 100g tube
£7.34

Beaphar Toothpaste
Beaphar liver-flavour toothpaste for cats and dogs, a 100g enzyme formula free from fluoride and xylitol
£6.20

Beaphar Plaque Away Mouthwash
A water additive that counteracts plaque and tartar in cats and dogs, 250ml
£8.58

Beaphar Toothbrush & Toothpaste Dental Care Kit for Cats and Dogs
Beaphar dental kit for cats and dogs with a double-ended brush and liver-flavour enzyme toothpaste
£9.85

Beaphar Doubled-Ended Bamboo Toothbrush for Cats and Dogs
Beaphar bamboo double-ended toothbrush for cats and dogs, with two head sizes and varied bristles
£4.50

Beaphar Plaque Away Dental Powder
Beaphar Plaque Away powder for cats and dogs, made from 100% brown seaweed in an 80g pack
£8.99

Beaphar Fresh Breath Spray
An enzyme dental spray with peppermint oil, freshening breath between brushing
£7.75

Beaphar Double-Ended Toothbrush for Cats and Dogs
Beaphar double-ended pet toothbrush with two head sizes and an ergonomic soft-grip handle
£4.39

Beaphar Peppermint & Parsley Flavour Toothpaste with Enzymes for Cats and Dogs
Beaphar peppermint and parsley pet toothpaste, a 100g enzyme formula free from fluoride and xylitol
£5.99

Beaphar Spray Away
A probiotic stain and odour remover for pet accidents on carpets and soft furnishings
£8.65
Common questions
- Does Beaphar make puppy food?
- Beaphar's UK range is built mainly around grooming, dental, flea and household products rather than a dedicated complete puppy food. If you are looking for a food specifically, it is worth checking our puppy food range separately from Beaphar's care products.
- What age can I start using a dental kit on my puppy?
- This varies by product, and the packaging states the recommended age clearly. Introducing gentle tooth brushing early, once a puppy is old enough and their adult teeth are starting to come through, tends to make it far easier to keep up as a habit through adulthood.
- Do toilet training aids actually work?
- They can help as part of a consistent routine, but they are a tool rather than a substitute for regular, patient training. Most puppies respond best to a combination of a training aid, a fixed schedule for toilet breaks, and consistent praise when they get it right.
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Written by Matt Garnett, who runs Giddy Pets and is a lifelong pet owner — not a vet. This is general information, not veterinary advice, and it cannot replace an examination by the vet who knows your animal. How we write these guides.