Woofbrush dental chews
Woofbrush is Lily's Kitchen's dental chew range, shaped with ridges designed to work against a dog's teeth as they chew rather than being a plain edible bone. We stock the Dental Chew in a multipack and a large 7-pack, plus a Gut Health variant combining the same dental shape with digestive-support ingredients.
How a dental chew like this works
The ridged shape is designed to flex against the tooth surface and along the gumline as a dog chews, which is meant to help mechanically reduce plaque and tartar build-up in the way a toothbrush would, rather than through any chemical action. It works best as part of a regular routine rather than an occasional treat, since the benefit comes from repeated use over time.
It's a supplement to dental care, not a replacement for brushing or for a vet check of your dog's teeth — a chew helps with the mechanical side of plaque control but won't address a tooth or gum problem that already exists. Bad breath that persists despite regular chewing is worth mentioning at your dog's next check-up rather than assuming a stronger chew will solve it.
The Gut Health variant and choosing between them
The Gut Health Dental Chew combines the same dental shape with ingredients aimed at digestive support, which suits an owner who wants a dental chew doing a second job rather than picking a separate digestive supplement. The standard Dental Chew, in either the multipack or the larger 7-pack, is the simpler option if dental care alone is what you're after.
As with any chew, size it appropriately for your dog and supervise the first few uses, and check with your vet if your dog has an existing dental problem before starting a new chewing routine, since an already sore mouth changes what's appropriate. A dog who bolts chews rather than working through them slowly may get through a pack faster than expected, which is worth factoring in when deciding between the multipack and the larger 7-pack.
The range
Everything below is in stock with us, priced with delivery worked out, and packed and posted by hand in the UK.
Lily's Kitchen (Woofbrush) Woofbrush Dental Chew Multipack
Plant-based, grain-free dental chews for dogs, sold in mini and large multipacks
From£4.99
Whimzees Toothbrush Daily Dental Dog Chew
A vegetarian daily dental chew for dogs, shaped like a toothbrush
From£0.69
Pedigree DentaStix Daily Large Dog Dental Treats
Daily Pedigree DentaStix dental chews portioned for large dogs
£2.29
Pedigree Dentastix Light Daily Dental Chews Dog
Pedigree DentaStix Light daily dental chews for medium and large dogs
£2.35
Dentalife Dental Oral Care Dog Chicken Chews
DENTALIFE chicken dental chews with medium-dog and large-dog variants
£1.65
Pedigree Dentastix Light Dog
Pedigree DentaStix Light dental chews across small, medium and large sizes
From£2.35
Pedigree Dentastix Fresh Daily Dog Dental Treats
The daily dental stick people ask for by name, sized for small, medium or large dogs
From£2.35
Forthglade Dental Calming Sticks
Dental chew sticks for dogs with added calming botanicals for evening routines
£2.99
Forthglade Natural Dental Sticks 5pk
Forthglade Natural Dental Sticks 5pk: complementary dog chew with dried potato — 170G
£3.00
Whimzees Stix Daily Dental Dog Chew
WHIMZEES Stix Daily Dental Dog Chew: complementary dog chew with potato starch
From£0.59
Dentalife Oral Care Dental Large Dog Chicken
Twelve DENTALIFE chicken dental chews for large dogs, with label facts
£4.35
Dentalife Oral Care Dental Chew Small Dog Chicken
Twenty-one soft daily dental sticks for small dogs, sized to Purina’s 7 to 12kg guide
£4.35
Common questions
- Do dental chews like Woofbrush actually reduce plaque and tartar?
- The ridged shape is designed to work mechanically against teeth and gums as a dog chews, which can help reduce plaque build-up with regular use. It works alongside brushing and regular vet checks rather than replacing either.
- What's the difference between Woofbrush's Gut Health and standard Dental Chew?
- Both use the same ridged dental shape, but the Gut Health version adds ingredients aimed at digestive support on top of that. Choose the standard chew if dental care alone is what you're looking for.
- Can I give my dog a dental chew every day?
- Regular use is generally how these chews are meant to be given, since the benefit comes from repeated mechanical action over time rather than an occasional treat. Check the pack guidance for how often to feed one, and watch your dog's weight if chews are a regular addition to their diet, since even a dental chew still contributes calories on top of their normal meals.
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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.