Pet Toothbrush for Dogs, Cats with Soft Bristles - Easy Teeth Cleaning & Dental Care, Non Slip Dual Head Dog Toothbrush

We all know that teeth problems are a nuisance and can considerably damage dogs' health so our new pup was introduced early to dental care early 1.5 years ago and I - well should should say him, has got no issues with it.I use Beaphar toothpaste and brush first and then follow up with this Bogart anti plaque finger. It works best if the tooth cream and saliva are on the teeth for a while I find. It cleans well and dries quickly.Our cocker comes running if I get the teeth cleaning gear out and feels so important enjoying the fuzz.Less is more so my tip: take your time so your dog can breath and swallow well, especially when handling the brush. For him it is more of a fun thing and the paste agrees well with him, to be honest he's very fond of it.His teeth are in great condition, just always those naughty two or three further back on the side up and down which tend to have some build up which can be controlled with regular brushing I find.Gosh, how long can one elaborate on that subject but I hope and guess dog owners will appreciate me sharing my experience ;-)No shot showing his teeth with his review I am afraid , just a happy spoilt-rotten wee fellow :-)

I had finger toothbrushes but thought I would try the toothbrushes instead. My dog preferred the finger toothbrush. Wouldn't let me put the toothbrush into his mouth at all. Nothing wrong with the toothbrush.