Pet Toothbrush Set for Fresh Breath and Clean Teeth

One set, multiple ways to brush

• Reach the back teeth

  The long double-ended toothbrush and angled head give you better access to harder-to-reach areas than a short, one-format brush. It is a practical addition to a regular pet dental care routine.

• Start with gentler contact

  The finger toothbrush gives you close control when your dog or cat is still getting used to mouth handling. Begin with brief contact and build from there.

• Use the format that fits

  Switch between the long, angled, finger, and additional brush formats as your pet's size, mouth shape, or comfort level changes. You are not stuck with one awkward approach.

A calmer way to begin

1. 1
   Let your pet investigate

   Place a small amount of the pet dental cream where your dog or cat can smell and taste it. Let the brush become familiar before starting.

2. 2
   Begin with close control

   For a nervous pet or first introduction, touch the lips briefly with your finger or the finger toothbrush. Stop while the experience still feels calm.

3. 3
   Choose the reach you need

   Use the angled or long-handled brush when the outer back teeth are difficult to access. Keep the mouth relaxed and work in short sessions.

4. 4
   Repeat without forcing

   Use gentle movements with the contoured bristles, praise calm behavior, and pause if your pet resists. Never force the brush into a resisting mouth.

Everything to get started

• Pet dental cream tube×1

  95g net weight for the at-home brushing routine

• Long-handled double-ended toothbrush×1

  Two brush ends with a longer reach

• Angled toothbrush×1

  For a different approach to harder-to-reach teeth

• Finger toothbrush×1

  Close control for gradual introductions and smaller mouths

• Additional brush attachment×1

  A spare format for adapting the routine

• Retail blister pack×1

  Keeps the set gathered together before use