Beaphar | Finger Toothbrush | Dental Care For Dogs & Cats | For Accurate Cleaning | Soft Bristles | Ideal for Sensitive Pets | 2 Pack, Red

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Finger brushes are a really popular teeth cleaning choice for dog owners, as they allow you to simply put your hands into your mutt’s mouth without causing them much irritation. The brush handles are made of sturdy, naturally-grown bamboo. And since it doesn’t contain glues, paint, or other potential toxins, it’s safe if your dog decides to chomp down on it. Woobamboo is a small business that has been making toothbrushes for about 10 years. They also partner with rePurpose Global to help fund the removal of plastics from the environment.

This triple-action model from ZACAL allows you to clean the top, outside and inside of an individual dog tooth – all at the exact same time! This makes it one of the most effective brushes on the market and is a great weapon to have in your gum disease-fighting arsenal. If the war on plastic is as important to you as the war on plaque, you’ll be thrilled by this eco-friendly toothbrush option from PetDentist.If you’re looking for a dual-ended toothbrush for your pup, look no further than this option from Vetoquinol. Equipped with a large brush head on one end and a smaller head on the other, both are on an angle, making brushing easier. However, they are larger than other options, so even the smaller size can be too big for dogs or cats with particularly small mouths. Ergonomically designed, it also has an extra-long handle that makes it easy to reach even the hardest corners of your dog’s mouth. Available only in a bright green color, you will have to label these if you plan on buying for multiple pets.

This double-ended brush is the cheapest model we could find, yet it still provides you with the necessary basics to begin caring for your canine’s chompers! We love this kit from Nylabone because it is vet-recommended and includes everything you need to start an oral care routine for your puppy. Each kit is domestically made and offers a small traditional toothbrush, finger brush, and toothpaste. The traditional toothbrush has a rubberized grip and an angled handle, making it easy to hold and maneuver in those hard-to-reach places of your puppy’s small mouth. Dog owners will also appreciate that the bristles are very soft and won’t cause any damage or irritation. Meanwhile, the finger brush is made of smooth silicone and is comfortable to wear and massage your pup’s gums. However, its small size may be too small for some adult fingers.Similar to a regular brush, double-ended models simply feature a brush head at each end, and are usually slightly longer in overall length. The point of these brushes is usually that the heads come in differing large and small sizes. This means you can effectively use the large end to brush your pup’s larger teeth properly and then use the small end to clean smaller teeth without damaging their gums. 360-Degree Heads While people often say that two heads are better than one, there’s no question that a three-headed brush provides the ultimate teeth cleaning experience for your canine. You can start by gently touching puppy teeth as early as 8 or 9 weeks, says Dr. Klein. “But it should be done as a fun session.A puppy’s mouth can be sore during the teething process(4 to 5 months of age) so it is safest to wait until a puppy is about 6 months of age gently using finger brushes or small toothbrushes made for puppies.” Dog Tooth Brushing: Tips for Success