Her breath was so bad I'd stopped letting her lick my face and I felt awful about it. Three weeks in and it's just gone. She actually sits still for it now, which I did not expect after two years of failing at the toothbrush.
Dana R. Verified buyer
80-90% of dogs over 3 have gum disease. Most owners have never looked.
Lift her lip. Look at the back teeth.
Not the front ones. The front ones always look fine. It's the back molars that cost people $1,500 and twelve teeth, and almost nobody checks them until the breath goes bad.
Chomply is a 30-second finger wipe for the dogs that will never, ever let you near them with a toothbrush.
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120 wipes · $0.21 per wipe · pick any two scents
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NO TOOTHBRUSH NEEDED
60 WIPES PER TUB
DUAL-SIDED BUFFGRIP™
PEANUT BUTTER · MINT · FRAGRANCE FREE
SAFE FOR DOGS & CATS
30-DAY BREATH TEST™
4.4★ FROM REAL OWNERS
Nobody tells you about dog teeth until the vet does
Only about 3 in 10 US dog owners have ever brushed their dog's teeth. Around 2% do it daily. Not because they don't care - because it was never on the list, the same way it was never on their parents' list, and the dogs seemed fine.
Then one day she yawns in your face and you pull back. You lift her lip. The back teeth are brown. And the vet says a number.
The tech texted me and said 'she had 21 teeth pulled'. I texted back '21????' and got no response.
I've tried to give my dog a good life but I neglected to brush her teeth. I am solely responsible for this.
You didn't fail her. You were handed a toothbrush and a dog that would rather bite it.
The 48-Hour Window™
Her mouth isn't dirty. It's on a 48-hour clock.
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Within hours
Plaque - a film of bacteria - starts forming on clean teeth after every meal.
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Within 24 hours
Minerals in her saliva begin hardening that film. You can still wipe it off.
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After about 2 days
It's calculus. Cement. Nothing you do at home takes it off anymore.
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Then it compounds
The hardened layer gives new plaque a rougher surface to grip. It gets faster from here.
The plaque is the actual problem. The brown stuff you can see is mostly just the scaffolding it built.
Which is why what you do in that 48-hour window decides everything - and why the veterinary manuals name wiping, every second day, as the method for dogs that won't tolerate a brush.
To be straight with you: Chomply does not take off hardened tartar. Nothing at home does - that comes off with a scaler at the vet. What Chomply does is get the plaque before it becomes that.
Why it works
Two sides, thirty seconds
Scrub side.
A textured BuffGrip™ weave that breaks the plaque film off the tooth surface. This is the side that does the work.
Wipe side.
Smooth, to lift everything you just loosened away rather than pushing it around.
MolarReach™.
Sized to stay on an adult finger and get to the back molars, where the disease actually is. Most wipes are too small and slide off halfway.
FreshSeal™ lid.
Wipes stay wet down to number 60. The single most common complaint about every other brand in this category is a tub that dried out in a month.
How to use it
Thirty seconds. Every other day.
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Wrap it on your index finger.
Peanut butter side out if she's suspicious. Most dogs think it's a treat.
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Go to the back first.
The molars, along the gumline. The front teeth are the ones you can see and the ones that matter least.
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Scrub side, then wipe side.
Fifteen seconds a side. Look at the wipe when you're done - that's what was sitting on her teeth.
First few times she'll wriggle. That's normal. It gets easier around day four.
Pick two. She gets a say in this.
The number one reason dental wipes end up in the bin is that the dog hates the smell. So take two.
Peanut Butter
The one most dogs volunteer for. Start here.
Minty Fresh
The one you'll notice. Fastest change on breath.
Fragrance Free
For the sensitive ones, and for cats.
Your BOGO is two tubs, and they don't have to match.
What people actually try first
| Feature | Chomply | Toothbrush | Dental chews | Water additive | Vet cleaning |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Your dog will tolerate it | n/a | ||||
| Reaches the back molars | |||||
| Physically removes plaque | |||||
| Removes hardened tartar | |||||
| No anesthesia | |||||
| Cost | $0.21 a wipe | $15 + a fight | $30/mo, calories | $20/mo | $388 avg, $1,500+ with extractions |
Chomply doesn't replace a cleaning. It changes how often you need one, and how bad it is when you go.
Real owners
From people who found out late
Vet quoted me $1,400 for a dental on my 11 year old and said he'd rather not put him under at that age anyway. This was the only thing left I could actually do. Doing it every other night. His back teeth look better and he doesn't fight me.
Marcus T. Verified buyer
Bought the two pack, peanut butter and mint. She's obsessed with the peanut butter ones. Honestly the thing that got me was looking at the wipe afterwards. I had no idea that much was sitting in her mouth. Wish I'd started years ago.
Priya S. Verified buyer
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- The 30-Day Breath Test™ - if her breath hasn't changed in 30 days, full refund, keep the tubs
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Questions people ask before they buy
Will this actually take the brown off her teeth?
No, and be suspicious of anything that says it will. Hardened tartar comes off with a scaler at the vet, under anesthesia. Chomply works on plaque - the soft film that turns into that brown, roughly every two days. It's prevention, not removal. If she already has heavy buildup, Chomply's job is to stop the next layer while you plan the cleaning.
My dog won't let me near her mouth.
That's most dogs, and it's the reason this product exists. A finger is far less threatening than a brush handle. Start with peanut butter, start with the front where she can see what you're doing, and only go to the back on day three or four. Fifteen seconds is a win on the first go.
How often?
Every other day is the useful minimum, because that's the window before plaque hardens. Daily is better. Twice a week is still much better than nothing.
Is it safe if she swallows some of it?
The wipes are designed to be used in the mouth and there's nothing to rinse off. Don't let her eat the wipe itself - take it off your finger and bin it when you're done, same as you would a wet wipe.
Peanut butter - is there xylitol in it?
No. It's a scent, not a food, and there's no xylitol in any Chomply wipe.
Puppies? Cats? Seniors?
Puppies from around 12 weeks. Cats yes - use Fragrance Free. Seniors are honestly who this matters most for, especially if a vet has said they'd rather not put your dog under.
How long does a tub last?
60 wipes. Every other day, that's roughly four months per tub, so the two-tub BOGO is about a year.
What if it does nothing?
Then the 30-Day Breath Test™ applies. Use it every other day for 30 days, email us, full refund, keep the tubs.
Shipping?
Flat $5.95, 3-6 business days, shipped from the US.
The 30-Day Breath Test™
Every other day, 30 days. If her breath hasn't changed, we refund you in full and you keep both tubs. We'd rather you tried it than kept feeling bad about it.