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ChewMate™

Pet dental • Hallandale, FL

★★★★☆4.4/5259 reviews across 2 platforms

Ratings by platform

  • getchewmate.com (official site, Cat Oral Care Floss & Treat Toothbrush Toy): 4.2/5 (6 reviews)
  • Duke & Scoop (dukeandscoop.com, ChewMate plush animal figures): 4.4/5 (259 reviews)

What patients say

Patients praise

  • Pets (dogs and cats) actively engage with and love the TreatBrush toys, often playing tug or chewing for extended periods
  • Improved pet breath and reduced plaque/tartar after a few weeks of use
  • Built-in treat dispenser keeps pets busy and turns dental care into a fun, rewarding experience
  • Easy to clean (soap and water or top rack of dishwasher)
  • Phthalate-free and BPA-free natural rubber materials
  • Patented 'Floss Slots' and natural rubber bristles provide 360° brushing and flossing
  • Endorsements from veterinary and dental professionals (DVM, RDH, DMD)
  • Long-lasting durability for light-to-moderate chewers (lasts many months, replace every 3-4 months)
  • Helps reduce stress and boredom in pets, especially for dogs left alone or on rainy days
  • Recognized in Newsweek's Most Loved Pet Brands 2026 ranking

Common complaints

  • Not recommended for aggressive or power chewers; the toy is not indestructible and can be torn or broken
  • Some pets are initially uninterested or refuse to engage with the toy (e.g., cats that paw at it and walk away, or dogs that ignore it)
  • Shipping may take 3-6 weeks, which is longer than typical e-commerce delivery
  • Order processing takes a full 24 hours before customer service can assist with changes
  • Gums may bleed initially when first using the TreatBrush, which can alarm owners (though the FAQ explains this is due to pre-existing gum disease)
  • Must be replaced every 3-4 months or when torn, adding ongoing cost
  • Requires supervision to ensure pets do not ingest any parts

In patients' words

"This Freaking thing is a miracle. Maggie will not let it go, and didn't bother us a bit while we unloaded our trailer"

— RDH, getchewmate.com

"Although TreatBrush is NOT recommended for aggressive chewers, you may in some instances let him chew it in the middle while holding it on one or both ends. Remove TreatBrush when finished."

— ChewMate FAQ, getchewmate.com

How these reviews were compiled

Synthesized from public patient-review platforms as of Nov 10, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8].

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