5 Pack Pet Finger Toothbrush Silicone Dog Cat Teeth Cleaning Brush with Case

Keep your pet’s teeth and gums clean with these soft silicone finger toothbrushes. The flexible bristles help gently clean around the teeth and gum line while giving you better control than a standard toothbrush.

Suitable for dogs, cats, puppies and kittens, these reusable brushes fit comfortably over your finger and are easy to rinse after use. The compact storage case keeps the toothbrush clean and protected at home or while travelling.

Key Features

• Soft and flexible silicone bristles
• Gentle on teeth and sensitive gums
• Helps remove food particles and surface build-up
• Easy finger-fit design for better control
• Suitable for dogs, cats, puppies and kittens
• Washable and reusable
• Compact hygienic storage case
• Lightweight and travel-friendly

Approximate Measurements

• Finger toothbrush: 5 × 2.1 cm
• Storage case: 7 × 3.5 × 3 cm

Package Includes

• 4 × Pink Silicone Finger Toothbrushes
• 1 × Clear Storage Case

How to Use: A Gradual Brushing Guide

1. Start small. Choose a quiet moment and begin with a few seconds of gently touching your pet’s muzzle and lifting their lip. Reward calm behaviour with praise or a treat. Repeat short sessions over several days, moving on only when your pet is comfortable.
2. Introduce gentle gum massage. With a clean finger, lightly massage the outer gums before introducing the finger brush. Never force their mouth open; pause if they pull away or become distressed.
3. Introduce the brush and toothpaste. Let your pet sniff the brush and taste a small amount of toothpaste specifically formulated for their species. Fit the brush securely over your finger. Never use human toothpaste.
4. Brush the outer teeth first. Gently lift the lip, angle the bristles approximately 45 degrees towards the gum line and brush with light pressure in small circles. Start with just a few outer tooth surfaces, gradually covering more as your pet becomes comfortable.
5. Build up slowly. Begin with a few seconds of brushing and gradually work towards around two minutes in total, as tolerated. Keep sessions positive, finish with a reward and aim for a daily routine without forcing it.
6. Rinse and dry. Rinse the brush thoroughly after each use and let it air-dry before placing it in the case. Follow the pet toothpaste’s directions; do not force water into your pet’s mouth.

Important: Always supervise use and keep your fingers safe. Stop if your pet shows pain, bleeding or distress. Consult your veterinarian before continuing if you notice sore gums, loose teeth, persistent bad breath or have any concerns about your pet’s mouth or suitability for brushing. Home brushing does not replace veterinary dental care.