Dog Finger Toothbrush for Dog Teeth Cleaning, 2-Pack Cat Toothbrush for Small & Large Pet, Double Finger Toothbrush Kit for Dog Dental Care by SWEETLEMONCO (2)

This may sound a little weird but I'm a former dental professional. One of my kids is on the spectrum and can't stand the texture of a toothbrush, so they don't brush. I saw this and it reminded me of a baby/ toddler toothbrush. And, anything is better than not brushing at all, so I actually got this for a human teenager to use, not for a pet. The design of it is good in terms of the brushing surface. It can remove plaque as long as it's getting used regularly. The little nubs are good for the gums too. So, I can say from a dental standpoint, this is an ok tool to use. I'm ok with my teen using it and think it would work well in that respect for a pet too. There are better solutions for plaque removal for sure, and this isn't going to get into small crevices well (like on the biting surfaces of molars), which means cavity risk is still high in those areas, but again, I'm looking at this from the standpoint of doing something vs doing nothing. It's an easy product to use and it does an ok job.But, I am deducting a star for a few reasons. First, it's kind of small. If I was trying to use this on a wriggling pet, I'd spend more time trying to get it back on my fingers repeatedly than I would actually brushing. I do have pudgy fingers, though.Secondly, the description calls it a two-pack. Eh... no. There are two brushes connected together that you use at one time, so you can get the front and back of teeth at the same time. It's one unit. I was expecting two units, not two connected brushes. For the single unit that you get, a fair price would be under $5 and more like $3-4. One unit for $9 is outrageous.I'm almost tempted to drop it down to three stars, removing a star for the quality issues mentioned and removing a star for price, but I'm not sure three stars is really indicative of the product, so it gets four.

Nice idea because it seems easy to use, but my dog hated it. So, I’m not sure I can give a fair review. I needed a second person to hold my dog’s head so I could try to use the finger brushes, and I still wasn’t if her teeth got very clean, but my finger and thumb were protected. There wasn’t anything really on the finger brush after attempting to brush her teeth, but she also chews on yak sticks, so her teeth are generally clean.