Pawlish TinySmile™ Tartar Remover
Lifts visible tartar off small teeth, one tooth at a time.
Quiet enough for a nervous new rescue.
Short, gentle sessions for their first weeks home.
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Not a substitute for veterinary dental care. Start with a vet check.
Our Guarantee
Try the kit with your new dog. If it isn't the right fit, email us within the window in our refund policy and we'll sort out your return.
Every kit is covered by the same terms.
Where That Breath Comes From
Many rescues come home with teeth nobody has cleaned in years. That first cuddle is often when you notice it.
Plaque is a soft film that forms on teeth every day. Left in place, it hardens into tartar, the yellow-brown crust you can see near the gumline. Small dogs have small, crowded teeth, so buildup collects easily.
Brushing removes soft plaque, but it can't lift tartar that has already hardened. The kit's tip vibrates to help loosen visible tartar from the tooth surface, so you can see it come off.
It only works on what you can see. Start with a vet check, and keep up regular vet dental care.
How To Use
Short sessions on your lap. Lowest setting first.
Charge the device fully and read the setup guide before the first session.
Let your dog sniff it switched off, then switched on. Reward calm.
Hold the tip lightly against visible tartar on the tooth surface. Keep it off the gums.
Stop if your dog seems uncomfortable, and check with your vet if you see bleeding or swelling.
Rinse and dry the tip after every session.
Not sure yet? Start with the Starter Kit.
What You'll Notice Over Time
→ First days home: let them meet the device. Sniff, switch on, treat. No cleaning yet.
→ First sessions: a few front teeth on the lowest setting. Some visible tartar may start to lift.
→ First weeks: as they relax, cover more teeth per session. Front and side teeth often look cleaner first.
→ Ongoing: keep it part of your routine, alongside regular vet checks.
Every dog is different. How fast you see a change depends on how much tartar there is and how relaxed your dog is.
What's In The Kit
Starter Kit
Ultrasonic dental cleaner, 1 scaler tip + wrench, charging cable, setup guide.
Full Cleaning Kit
Ultrasonic dental cleaner, 3 scaler tips + wrench, charging cable, setup guide.
Adjustable intensity settings. Built-in LED light. Recharges by cable.
Frequently asked questions
Is it right for my new dog?
It's made for small adult dogs with visible tartar. Book a vet check first, especially for a rescue whose history you don't know.
Can I use it in the first week home?
Give them a few days to settle. Start by letting them sniff it.
Will the sound scare a nervous rescue?
It's designed to run quietly. Introduce it switched off, then on, with treats.
My dog has tiny teeth. Does it work?
You work one tooth at a time, which suits small mouths. Go slowly around the smallest teeth.
How long is a session?
Keep early sessions short. See the size guide in How To Use.
What if my dog won't sit still?
Stop and try later. A few teeth per session is plenty.
Do I still need the vet?
Yes. It's for visible buildup only and is not a substitute for veterinary dental care.
The Little Details That Make Small-Dog CleansEasier For Both Of You
Why Brushing Alone Can't Lift It
Old tartar doesn't brush off.
Toothbrushes and chews help with daily plaque. Tartar that has built up for years needs a different tool.
The ultrasonic tip lets you work tooth by tooth on the buildup you can see, and watch it come off.
Plus, short sessions on your lap. No wrestling a nervous new dog.
Made For Their First Weeks Home
For small dogs who came home with a little history.
Rescued and rehomed small dogs often arrive with years of buildup on their teeth. Aevryn makes a quiet, simple kit so you can start a gentle routine at home, alongside regular vet care, and see the difference in their smile.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does it work?
The tip vibrates at a high frequency. Held lightly against visible tartar on the tooth surface, the vibration helps loosen it so it can come off. It's made for home use between vet visits.
Is it suitable for very small dogs?
You clean one tooth at a time, which suits small mouths like a Chihuahua's or a Yorkie's. Start on the lowest setting, keep the tip off the gums, and check with your vet first.
Which kit should I choose?
Both kits include the same cleaner, charging cable and setup guide. The Starter Kit has 1 scaler tip. The Full Cleaning Kit has 3, so you have spares.
How soon will I see a difference?
Some owners see visible tartar lift in the first few sessions. It depends on how much buildup there is and how relaxed your dog is. Heavy tartar may take longer, or need your vet.
My rescue is nervous. Any tips?
Go slowly over several days. Touch the lips, then the teeth, then show the device switched off, then on. Keep sessions very short and reward often.
How loud is it?
It's designed to run quietly. Every dog reacts differently to new sounds, so introduce it with treats before the first clean.
How do I charge and clean it?
Charge it with the included cable before first use. Rinse and dry the tip after every session. The setup guide has the details.
Does this replace a vet dental cleaning?
No. It's for visible buildup on the tooth surface only. It is not a substitute for veterinary dental care. Start with a vet check and keep up regular check-ups.
What if it's not right for my dog?
You're covered by our guarantee. See our refund policy for the terms and how to start a return.
How long does shipping take?
Every order ships with tracking. See our shipping policy for delivery times.
Where that first-day breath comes from
Tap each to see what's happening
Plaque forms on teeth after every meal. Early on, a toothbrush can clear it.
Left alone, plaque hardens into a yellow-brown crust that brushing can't lift.
Small breeds have small, crowded teeth, so buildup collects in the gaps.
Toothbrushes and chews handle daily plaque. Old tartar needs a different tool.
Work tooth by tooth on visible buildup at home, and keep up regular vet checks for everything else.
Not a substitute for veterinary dental care. Start with a vet check.