Dual Ended Toothbrush for Dogs & Cats – For Easy Brushing

Yes. The Dual Ended Toothbrush has two brush head sizes so for smaller pets you can use the end with the small brush head to brush their teeth comfortably.

Daily cat and dog dental cleaning is essential for keeping your pet’s teeth and gums healthy, but we know that some pets simply won’t tolerate toothbrushing. You can help your pet accept oral care by gradually getting them used to having their mouth examined and touched before you introduce toothbrushes or finger brushes. It can also help to let your pet taste the toothpaste on its own first so that they’re not overwhelmed by too many new sensations at once. If your pet really doesn’t react well to toothbrushing, don’t stress! Although a toothbrush is the most effective method, rubbing a small amount of C.E.T. Enzymatic Toothpaste into the teeth and gums with your fingers can still help to reduce plaque and bacteria. You can also supplement this by adding Vet Aquadent FR3SH™ Drinking Water Additive to your pet’s drinking water or, for dogs, giving them a daily VeggieDent® FR3SH™ Dental Chew. Both contain triple-action technology that helps to control bacterial plaque and reduce the risk of dental disease.

Start by choosing the end of the toothbrush with the brush head that best suits your pet’s size to ensure a comfortable brushing experience. You should use the toothbrush with a specially formulated toothpaste for cats and dogs, like C.E.T. Enzymatic Toothpaste. Let your pet lick and sniff the toothbrush and taste some of the toothpaste first so they're more likely to accept them. Then place a small amount of toothpaste on the toothbrush and gently brush it on your pet’s teeth. Make sure to cover all surfaces of the teeth, inside and out, and pay attention to the gum line. There’s no need to rinse afterwards. Be sure to give your pet lots of praise afterwards to make it a positive experience.