Pawhaus Sonic
The quiet little tool that lifts hardened tartar off your dog's teeth at home. No vet chair, no drama.
- Lifts hardened tartar that brushing and chews can't touch
- Near-silent under 30 dB, so your dog sits still for it
- Gum-safe sensor and a built-in LED to see the back teeth
- USB-C charging, weeks of battery, spare heads in the box
The Starter Kit is the Pawhaus Sonic, two brush heads, a pointed head, a mouth mirror and a USB cable. The Full Health Kit has the Sonic, three brush heads, a pointed head, a flat head, a rim and a USB cable.
Free tracked shipping Australia-wide. Metro orders usually arrive in 3 to 6 business days, regional a little longer. You'll get a tracking link the moment it ships.
Use it for 60 days. Not happy? Send it back for a full refund. This sits on top of your rights under the Australian Consumer Law, never in place of them.
Near-silent
Under 30 dB, dog stays put
Gum-safe
Sensor eases off soft tissue
Weeks of battery
One charge, many cleans
60-day promise
Results or money back
Don't take our word for it
Good investment
Bought this for our Cocker who had significant tartar. It took some time for her to get used to it, short intervals and treats. It works very well and I am pleased with the purchase. It looks like I avoided the cost of the vet doing it and my dog needing anesthesia. Definitely worth the money
The best teeth cleaner I’ve ever had
It worked so well! My dog usually resists teeth cleaning a lot, but he didn’t resist this one much, probably because it’s quite precise and doesn’t make him uncomfortable. It removed tartar quickly. So happy with this purchase!
Was skeptical but it actually works
Took my dog maybe 2 sessions to stop freaking out about the vibration lol, now its part of our routine. Glad i got this instead of paying for a vet cleaning
That brown buildup isn't a stain. It's hardened tartar.
Soft plaque turns to cemented tartar in about two days. Once it hardens, it won't wipe, brush or chew away. Left alone it means worse breath, sore gums, and eventually a big vet bill.
Source: Australian Veterinary Association
Everything else only touches soft plaque
Brushing, chews and additives help with fresh plaque. None of them shift tartar that's already hardened on. Here's how they stack up.
| Pawhaus Sonic | Brushing | Dental chews | Vet clean | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Removes hardened tartar | ||||
| No general anaesthetic | ||||
| Done at home | ||||
| One-off cost | ||||
| Typical cost | From $89.99 | $10 to $25 | $20 a month | $700 to $2,500 |
Three little steps, cleaner teeth
The same ultrasonic method your dentist uses, sized for your dog's mouth. It shakes buildup loose instead of scraping.
Charge it, pick a mode
Weeks of battery on one charge. Start on the gentlest mode.
Rest the tip on the tooth
No pressing or digging. Hold it to the buildup and let it buzz.
Watch the tartar lift
Wipe, move on. A few short sessions and the teeth look clean.
Before and after, on one dog
A few short sessions at home. No clinic, no anaesthetic.
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Quiet enough that he won't bolt
Noise is the number one reason at-home cleaners fail. Pawhaus Sonic runs under 30 dB, quieter than a whisper, so most dogs settle after a session or two.
- Under 30 dB, no high-pitched whine
- Low-vibration handle that feels gentle
- Three modes, start soft and build up
Built to be safe in your hands
A gum-safe sensor eases off the instant it meets soft tissue, and a built-in LED lights up the back teeth where the trouble hides.
- Gum-safe contact sensor
- Built-in LED work light
- Replaceable stainless heads
4,000+ dogs, fresher breath
Really works
Really happy with this cleaner! The quality feels great and it has a nice solid feel in your hand. It’s very easy to use and makes cleaning my cat’s teeth so much easier and quicker. Definitely feels well made and works really well. Would recommend!
Really works
I have a senior dog and want to limit his exposure to anesthesia. This little device is easy to use, and really works to remove plaque buildup. It makes a high pitch noise when working on his teeth, but no pain. The light makes it easy to see the teeth. I turn it on first, let him sniff/touch it, then I only clean 1-2 teeth each time, and treat him afterwards. Even skittish puppy is interested in sniffing and approaching the device. If he’s willing to try it, I will buy another one to avoid cross-contamination.
Great product
I wasn't sure about this when I first received it I was a little concerned about the sharp point on the cleaner, but after using it and seeing how easy it was for me to remove the plaque I was convinced it's a great product
Care between the cleans your vet does
Nobody's telling you to skip the vet. Keep tartar down at home and you delay the big cleans, avoid some of the gas, and keep more in your pocket.
- General anaesthetic every time
- A day of worry and a groggy dog
- Back again as the tartar rebuilds
- No sedation, no drop-off
- One-off cost, use it for years
- Keep on top of tartar week to week
Pawhaus is for maintenance between professional check-ups, not a replacement for your vet's diagnosis.
Questions, answered
It doesn't scrape, it vibrates the tartar loose, and a gum-safe sensor backs off the moment it meets soft tissue. Start low and let your dog set the pace.
That's the number one reason cheap ones fail, so we made it near-silent, under 30 dB. Most dogs settle in a session or two. Go slow, bring treats.
It's the same kind of ultrasonic tech your dentist uses, sized for dogs. You'll see buildup flaking off, and if you don't, the 60-day guarantee has your back.
Nope, and we won't pretend it does. Pawhaus keeps tartar down between check-ups. Your vet still handles diagnosis and anything below the gumline.
The cheap ones die fast and lack power. This holds a charge for weeks and has the grunt to shift real buildup. If yours doesn't, send it back within 60 days.
Those are exactly the dogs it's for, the ones where anaesthetic feels scariest. The low mode is gentle for small and senior mouths. Short, calm sessions win.
Try it for 60 days, risk free
Use it on your dog for two months. If you're not seeing buildup come off, send it back for a full refund. You've been burned by gadgets before, so this one carries the risk, not you. This sits on top of your rights under the Australian Consumer Law.
For the moment in the vet waiting room
If you've ever sat there with a number in your head and a knot in your stomach, wondering whether your grey-muzzled best mate is too old to go under just to clean his teeth, this is for you.
So we took the tool vets and groomers already use and made it quiet and simple enough for the couch. Not to replace your vet. To help you dread that visit a whole lot less.
Give your dog a cleaner, healthier mouth
Start at home tonight, and keep the anaesthetic and the four-figure bill for when it's truly needed.
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