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The pain your dog has been hiding for years
Dental wipes Kovah
Bad breath. Brown buildup. You've noticed it.
That's the biofilm at the gumline. Brushing, sticks, and expensive anesthesia don't dissolve it. ToothWipe does. Just 30 seconds a day.
90-day money-back guarantee
Day 4: Smell gone. Week 2: Gums pink. Week 6: Vet says “Keep it up.” Month 3: No anesthesia needed.
Yes. Green tea, grapefruit, citric acid. Ingredients you'd eat yourself. No alcohol. No parabens. Natural enough that you could test it yourself.
Day 4: The smell is less. Week 2: Gums look healthier. Week 6: The vet notices the difference. Month 3: So clean that anesthesia is no longer needed. One wipe a day. 30 seconds.
Anesthesia removes tartar. But it doesn't reach the biofilm under the gumline. That's where bacteria enter the bloodstream and burden the heart and kidneys. ToothWipe breaks through that biofilm. No anesthesia. No risk. No bill of over €1,000.
Bacteria reform every 24 hours. A one-month supply brings first results. A two-month supply makes the difference visible. A three-month supply resets the oral environment thoroughly enough for the gums to regenerate. 87 percent of our customers choose the three-month supply. Because it works.
90 days, money back. No questions. No return reason needed. If the smell isn't less after a week. If the gums don't look healthier after three weeks. Just write to us. We'll refund you.
The brown buildup at the gumline isn't a cosmetic issue. It's the start of a process almost every dog owner only recognizes too late.
Every day, bacteria build up at the gumline. They produce the foul smell. The teeth still look white. That's exactly why it gets underestimated.
The buildup hardens into tartar within a few days. Brushing and sticks no longer reach it. At the vet, a cleaning under anesthesia follows. Cost: up to €1,200.
Under the buildup, bacteria enter the bloodstream through the gums. They burden the heart and kidneys. The dog keeps eating. He keeps playing. And shows no pain.
Almost one in three dogs over three years old is affected.
Very few owners know it.
Not because you're lazy. Because all these solutions fail at the same spot.
The daily battle. You give up. The bristles don't reach the biofilm at the gumline.
The dog chews at the front. The buildup sits at the back. It does nothing against the biofilm at the gumline.
Months of waiting. Zero effect. The package was expensive, so you stop noticing.
1,200£ Three months later the buildup is back. Plus the risk. Plus the guilt.
We don't make the formula any longer than it needs to be. We just make it as strong as it needs to be.
Helps break down the sticky film where odor-causing bacteria hide. Exactly where sticks and brushing often miss.
Soothes sensitive gums and helps them look healthy and pink again.
Changes the environment in the mouth so odor-causing bacteria have a much harder time settling back in.
*Also contains: Aqua, Glycerin, PEG-40 Hydrogenated Castor Oil, Phenoxyethanol, and Iodopropynyl Butylcarbamate. They ensure even application and keep the wipes hygienic.
No alcohol. No sugar. No artificial fragrances. No parabens.
The best dental care is the one that happens every day.
Vets see every day how bad breath turns into gum inflammation, and how bacteria burden the heart and kidneys through the bloodstream. That's exactly why ToothWipe isn't just another brush. It's a calm routine dogs are more likely to accept.
Vets recommend daily care. Not a cure. That's why ToothWipe is designed as a simple routine.
First you smell it. Then you see it. Then you stop thinking about it.
Day 4
The breath doesn't smell off anymore. Closeness feels normal again.
Week 2
Less is left on the wipe. The buildup visibly weakens.
Month 2
The gums look pink and calm. No longer red and irritated.
Month 3
The mouth stays stable. Because you push back the biofilm every day.
Bacteria reform every 24 hours. That's why ToothWipe stays a daily routine.
Even after three months.
What customers report again and again: fresher breath, less buildup, calmer gums.
★★★★★
I let him get close again. His breath isn't the first thing I smell anymore.
Sarah H. with Leo · Verified purchase
★★★★★
It takes less than a minute. And he barely notices it's dental care.
Emma W. with Bailey · Verified purchase
★★★★★
At first the wipe came away brown. Now much less is left on it.
Hannah C. with Nala · Verified purchase
Hard tartar has to be removed by a vet. ToothWipe isn't a replacement for that. ToothWipe targets the living factory underneath: the biofilm that forms new buildup every day. That's exactly why it mainly helps keep it from coming back.
Then you use the 90-day money-back guarantee. You test the routine in real everyday life, not on a shelf.
That's exactly what it's built for. No alcohol, no stinging, no brush. For most dogs, the finger wipe feels more like petting. Start short, stay calm, and pair it with something positive.
Because the biofilm isn't done after three months. It reforms every 24 hours. That's why ToothWipe isn't a cure, it's like brushing your own teeth: it only works as long as you keep at it. Vets recommend daily dental care for exactly this reason. One tin lasts about a month. The subscription makes sure there's no gap. And you can cancel anytime.
The formula is designed for daily use in the mouth: no alcohol, no sugar, no parabens. The few preservatives are listed openly in the INCI and protect the moist wipes from germs and mold.
No. The wipe is just the carrier. What matters is the formula of green tea, grapefruit, and citric acid, plus the textured surface that mechanically breaks up the biofilm. A regular wet wipe just wipes. ToothWipe changes the environment.
Bones can help on the surface, but they don't reliably reach the biofilm under the gumline. That's exactly where the buildup that causes problems later starts. ToothWipe isn't a food replacement, it's the daily add-on.
ToothWipe is suitable for dogs and cats from eight weeks old. With young animals, start especially calmly and briefly so the routine feels normal right from the start.
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