Spread Heads Toothpaste Caps - Toothpaste Pete Dog Cap

Cute, funny and functional. We love it!

Does require frequent washing as the toothpaste gets stuck on the way to the brush.

Cute idea but definitely messy as other reviewers described. Encouraged my kids to keep the cap on at first, until it started becoming a sticky mess.

I was sent the wrong item. i was sent the orange cat instead of the cute puking dog.I didn't want the hassle of returning the merchandise and so I kept and used it. Creative idea but toothpaste tends to stick near or around and on the cap portion of the head. Cleaning it works when using warm or hot water, however, the cap is much harder to clean.

This product is so cute...it's a shame that it doesn't fit any toothpaste tube that we've tried it on so far!

My 3 year old loves it. Who am I kidding... I love it, too! Actually, the lazy part of me is talking myself into getting one for my toothpaste, too. It’s cute and easy to use. The only thing I would change is for it to screw on, instead of just pushing it on. It can be pulled off easily (but not too easily). I’ll definitley buy another.

This little thing is adorable and brings a smile every time we use it. It's a little pricey for what it is, but it's so cute - who cares. My grandson enjoys it and so do we. It works just fine - but just know that when you screw it on in place of the original toothpaste cap, there are no stops on it so it will continue to spin around. The toothpaste does come out in a smaller bead but so what? We like it.

Ok, this dog has saved me from losing my mind with the amount of toothpaste used by my kids.We use toothpaste that's natural and without floride. These tubes cost more money that your usual Colgate or Crest.I was so peeved my kids would squeeze copious amounts onto their toothbrush. I started feeling like I was Scrooge when I started rationing out the toothpaste.My last straw was when my youngest preschooler decided to help get the toothpaste out, instead of squeezing it, he'd fill the tube with water and shake it out.Since we have used toothpaste Pete, each kid puts just the right amount of toothpaste and my youngest doesn't water fill the tube!Happy Dance!Note: the hand doesn't really pop open unless you press hard which can lead to wastefulness.I explained to my kids they should open Pete's paw first then squeeze and that has been much more successful.