Boshel 3 Pc Dog Toothbrush Kit - 2 Long Dual Headed Pet Toothbrush for Dogs & A Finger Tooth Brush, Dog Tooth Brushing Kit for Small Breed & Large Breed, Best Oral Dental Soft Nylon Puppy Teeth Brush

I like these toothbrushes for my dogs teeth because the bristles are a bit softer. I have two GSDs and both use the bigger end of these brushes. I’ve never had a problem with a brush breaking on me or bristles that fall apart (how hard are you brushing, people?). Any time I buy a new brush it’s simply because I care enough about my dogs hygiene to replace it. This is a good buy!

I wish I had made this purchase sooner! Very handy product, much easier than attempting to use a tiny children's toothbrush with a small canine, and more thorough than the gauze I was using. My dog is still getting used to the brush, he doesn't exactly just open his mouth wide for a thorough brushing, but we are working on it!

Cleaning your dog's teeth isn't easy, especially if you have a one-size-fits-all fingertip brush and an impatient greyhound. This set solves at least one problem with two extra-long, dual-headed toothbrushes and a fingertip brush that expands to fit any finger size. Using one long-handled brush and the fingertip brush makes the task a little faster and more effective when cleaning along the gumline. And while it hasn't made our greyhound more patient, it's made the process easier and faster.

Totally happy with purchase. Love that there's two full size brushes with two sized heads and finger brush. Works great for my three Boston Terriers and one Husky/Shepherd mix. Use the one small brush end on one cooperative Boston female and use finger brush on uncooperative Boston female. They're on the smaller side, male bigger so use larger brush on him and Husky/Shepherd mix both are very cooperative with the brushing. Your brushes easy to hold and maneuver in dogs mouths without harming them. They seem to enjoy having their teeth brushed except the one older female. She's slowly becoming accepting of it as it's a nightly routine. They all enjoy the vanilla mint toothpaste over all the other options we've tried and we definitely enjoy their breath much more than simply trying chew bones and greenies. They're not enough to completely remove plaque and tartar buildup on their teeth. I saw firsthand what poor dental hygiene in a pet can do to a pets health with my mother's daschund. He got badly infected teeth and the infection spread to his heart and they weren't able to save him. If only his teeth had been taken care of he'd have had a long healthy life instead of losing his life to a bacterial infection from bad teeth. I'm grateful that there are good dog toothbrushes and paste on the market that appeal to dogs and don't hurt their mouths, gums or palates.Thanks, Totally Satisfied Customer!!

None of our dogs have liked getting their teeth cleaned, but with these brushes and the poultry flavored toothpaste we use, he does not mind at all. We can even get to his back teeth and give them a gentle brushing several times a week. The long handled brushes work very well. Best product we have tried.

I think I paid up to $15 for a single toothbrush, these are similar in quality and come with two plus the finger brush. I wish the finger brush was a bit longer and closed all the way around, might have made it less messy on my hands.

EDIT: after a few months of using this, we decided the brush head was too large for his mouth, and the bristles too stiff. We've switched to a kitten toothbrush from our vet which has worked a lot better, since the old brush was too large to get all the way back to reach his back teeth.-----------------------------------------------Our teensy tiny (4lbs) Chihuahua puppy loves getting his teeth cleaned. We got some meat-flavored enzymatic toothpaste -- which he *loves* the flavor of so much I have to really get it down between the bristles or this toothbrush otherwise he'll lick it all off -- and he likes to chew on the toothbrush so it's pretty easy to just get it in there and move around while he's trying to chew on the thing (though maybe that's bad and won't get his teeth cleaned as well as if he just sat there and let us brush normally). The smaller end of these is just the right size for his tiny little mouth. So far we've been using one side of one toothbrush for about 2 months now with brushing sessions every 2-4 days and we're just now thinking of switching it out for the other brush. The only thing I'm not totally happy with is how long these brushes are makes it a little unwieldy at times, though I'm sure with a larger dog it's helpful.

The finger brush is to big for my Chihuahua. The small brush is perfect for him. I like this toothbrush, and it's easy to use. It's not real easy brushing my Chihuahuas teeth, and using this long tooth brush, the smaller side makes it a bit easier. Make sure you brish your dogs teeth for a minute on each side and on the inside of their teeth if you can. I always give my dog some extra toothpaste after I'm done. He looks forward to it. Not a bunch, just a small bit. Also, just a heads up on the dog toothpaste. You might want to keep it in a different spot than your toothpaste, because.. well you could make the mistake I accidentally did, and not pay attention and put it on your toothbrush not knowing. And have a very rude awakening. Oh, it may say it taste like chicken on your dogs toothpaste, but it doesn't. Just take my word for it, it does ...not.. taste... like chicken.

Good value

Great for my small dogs teeth