Microfiber Fingerbrush Oral Cleaner for Dogs, 4-Pack, Battery Powered, White

I have a small dog and dog toothbrushes seem too abrasive for my small pup. This is easier to use and maneuver around their mouth. I use a toothpaste and it works great. I do rinse after every use and allow to dry.

Use to clean dogs teeth and in training pups to get used to teeth cleaning

I have tried so many different things to clean my dogs teeth and have found these are the best for applying any gum treatment or anything. Use them, wash them and we are good to go. They seem to tolerate this better than the toothbrush.

So much better than doggy toothbrushes. You can literally see the tartar stains coming off onto the MF fingerbrush. So expensive but worth every penny. We have 4 dogs and this makes brushing their teeth not only easier but better!

I found these easy and to use, which is helping us to clean our dogs teeth more often than when we used a brush alone. My main reason for getting them was so that I could clean/rub the gums a bit in order to strengthen them and also do a quick rub of the outside of the teeth for a partial clean.

I use these Fingerbrushes on both our dogs (14 and 23 lbs). Using these gives me very good feedback on how much pressure I am applying and where, which is important considering the size of our dogs. After each brush, I give them a good rinse, squeeze out all the water, and hang them to dry. By doing this, the brushes last about 3 months each with 2 brushings per week (I know we should probably be brushing more frequently :( ). I would definitely recommend this product to anyone serious about their pet's dental care.

After trying various canine toothbrushes and the silicone finger brushes I was frustrated. When I first tried this product with my pup I was pleasantly surprised. Not only is the fingerbrush very comfortable but it provides more tactile sense to make better contact with my pup's teeth and gums to apply toothpaste, oral rinse, and oral gel for inhibiting plaque and tartar. My pup seems to really like the fingerbrush as well because he doesn't struggle and tries to lick it after!

In my search for the perfect toothbrush for my dentally challenged cats, I stumbled onto these. For $26 for a set of 6, these were quite pricey, but if they did the trick, much cheaper than my vet bills.Unfortunately, these didn’t work for me at all. I found them to be way too bulky to get my cats’ back teeth, and the cats didn’t tolerate this product at all-whereas they are ok (not happy, but won’t fight it), with a gauze covered finger.The design of this product makes it hard- you either need to grab the pet and then put this on, or put this on then grab the bet. When I need my hands to handle squirming cats, neither option works for me.