Silicone finger toothbrush for dogs
Silicone finger toothbrush for dogs
Silicone Finger Toothbrush - Small Dog & Puppy
Maintain your pet's oral hygiene with this silicone finger toothbrush . Gentle on gums, it helps reduce plaque , limit bad breath , and get small dogs (including puppies) used to gentle brushing.
- Soft silicone (silica gel): respects gums & baby teeth.
- Finger size : precision & control for small jaws.
- Hygienic & washable : rinses with warm water, dries quickly.
- Multi-purpose : also suitable for cats and small pets.
- No electronics : simple, safe, usable everywhere.
Features
- Material: Food-grade silicone (silica gel)
- Target breed: small dogs / puppies
- Season: All seasons • Care instructions: Warm water + mild soap
- Origin: China (Mainland)
Prices & Packages
| Option | Use | Price includes VAT |
|---|---|---|
| Unit | Weekly hygiene | €9.90 |
| Pack x3 | Home + travel + spare | €19.90 |
Directions for use
- Wash your hands, moisten the finger cot and add dog toothpaste (never human).
- Gently lift the lip and brush in circular motions , 30–60 sec per arch.
- Focus on the molars (tartar area); reward between each step.
- Rinse the finger cot, then air dry.
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See also: Hygiene • Oral care • TerreCompagnons guides
FAQ
How often should I brush?
Ideally 3-4 times/week , daily if bad breath/tartar is present (after veterinary advice).
Is it suitable for puppies?
Yes, the flexibility of silicone is compatible with baby teeth and gums.
Can it be used for cats?
Yes, the finger size is perfect for small mouths .
Which toothpaste should I use?
Only use dog toothpaste (no rinsing required). Never use human toothpaste.
Finger toothbrush for small dogs: gentle introduction & fresher breath
The silicone finger toothbrush is ideal for introducing small dogs to brushing : its soft texture massages the gums, improves tolerance, and helps reduce plaque, which causes bad breath. Used for just a few minutes, it promotes regular hygiene, even for dogs resistant to traditional toothbrushes.
For an effective routine: place your pet in a quiet area, start with short sessions using treats, and focus on the molars (tartar-prone areas). Rinse and dry the finger cot after use. Complement this with our oral care products (toothpastes, sprays, and cleaning strips) and consult the TerreCompagnons Guides for simple step-by-step instructions at home.
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Silicone finger toothbrush: gentle habituation, fresh breath & tartar prevention
Theresilicone finger toothbrushallowsstart brushinggently at the
Small dogs and puppies. Its soft materialmassage the gumsand remove theplaque
where traditional brushes intimidate some animals. Used for a few minutes several times a week,
she helps toreduce bad breathand to delay the appearance of tartar.
Simple method:place a littledog toothpaste(never human) on the finger cot,
then performcircular movementson the teeth and gum line. Apply gentle pressure.
on themolars(area most prone to tartar buildup) and reward between steps to reinforce a
positive experience. Gradually increase the duration up to 1–2 minutes per arch.
Maintenance & hygiene:Rinse with lukewarm water after use, let it air dry and replace the
Replace the finger brush at signs of wear. For a complete routine, combine the finger brush with our
oral care(sprays, enzyme gels, chewable strips)
and follow ourEarthCompanion Guidesfor the brushing schedule according to age and breed.
