- 【Safe Food Grade Materials】 Pet finger toothbrush is made of TPR soft material, with high resilience and good abrasion resistance, BPA and phthalate free, ensure the health of pets when using dog finger toothbrush.
- 【The Importance of Pet Teeth Cleaning】 Regular cleaning of your dear puppy and kitten’s teeth can effectively prevent oral problems such as stones, bad breath and inflammation, and the effect is better when used with pet toothpaste to freshen the pet’s breath.
- 【Suitable for All Kinds of Pets】 The compact design is suitable for other pets such as small and medium-sized cats, dogs and rabbits. Also works great for larger dogs as long as your finger can reach their teeth. Note: it may not work as well on extremely small pets, such as toy breeds.
- 【Easy to Use】 The soft pet toothbrush is very gentle to your pet’s gums, which makes your pet enjoy the fun of brushing teeth. You can easily clean the whole mouth with just a few strokes.
- 【Dog Finger Toothbrush】: Suitable for cats and dogs, as well for larger dogs, but not very small pets, as long as your hands can reach their teeth.
1. Let the dog adapt first
If you want to brush your dog’s teeth safely, you should let him get used to being touched. It is best to choose when the dog is relaxed, starting from touching his mouth, and gradually transiting to being able to lift his lips, and then to being able to touch his teeth.
If the dog resists, don’t force it. If it accepts it once, immediately praise it, and let it know that this action is not only harmless but also beneficial.
2. Adapt your dog to toothbrush
The owner can put a little toothpaste that the dog likes on the toothbrush, let it naturally smell, lick and even bite, and let it get used to the feeling that the bristles rub on the teeth.
Don’t rush to brush your teeth when it still has resistance and fear, so it may resist brushing your teeth all its life.
3. Steps to help your dog brush his teeth
We can start from the front row teeth, lift the dog’s lips first, and brush the outside of the front row teeth from the side. You can rotate the brush or brush it back and forth with moderate force.
If the dog does not resist and opens his mouth, he can also try to use the long handle toothbrush on the inside of his teeth, which must also be gently and not forcefully poked in.
In addition, the dog’s tongue and saliva can help to clean the tartar on the inside of the teeth, so if the dog does not cooperate, it is OK to focus on brushing the outside of the teeth.
4. Appropriate reward
Whether it’s brushing your dog’s teeth or training, appropriate rewards can make your dog more cooperative with you. In the process of brushing your teeth, you should constantly praise your dog and let him know that the owner is happy to do so.
After brushing your teeth, you can reward some snacks to encourage your dogs. It is recommended to feed dry chicken snacks with a hard texture that can grind your teeth. They are healthy and nutritious.
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