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Beaphar Finger Toothbrush for Dogs 2 pack
Beaphar Finger Toothbrush for Dogs 2 pack
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These finger toothbrushes are suitable for dogs and cats. They come in a handy 2 pack and fit comfortably over the end of your finger allowing closer and accurate teeth cleaning. Easy to remove and clean following brushing.
Use the brush daily to remove food particles and reduce bacteria. Early plaque formation is brushed away by the flexible bristles and prevents bad breath and tooth decay. Use with one of our natural toothpastes.
These finger toothbrushes are suitable for dogs and cats. They come in a handy 2 pack and fit comfortably over the end of your finger allowing closer and accurate teeth cleaning. Easy to remove and clean following brushing.
Use the brush daily to remove food particles and reduce bacteria. Early plaque formation is brushed away by the flexible bristles and prevents bad breath and tooth decay. Use with one of our natural toothpastes.
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Lift your pet’s lips to expose the teeth. Reinforce this by giving them lots of praise.
Once your pet is used to having their mouth touched on the outside, start running your finger along their teeth.
When they are accustomed to this, introduce them to a small amount of toothpaste. Place some on your finger, allowing them to lick it off.
When they are used to the taste and texture of the toothpaste, and having their mouth touched you can start to introduce the Beaphar Finger Toothbrush. To do this, simply wet the bristles on the finger toothbrush and place some toothpaste on it.
Allow your pet to investigate and lick the toothpaste off the finger toothbrush. Be sure to give them plenty of praise.
When they are comfortable with each of the steps, it is time to combine all elements of the training.
Start by brushing a few teeth on this session and gradually build-up each time until all their teeth can be cleaned.
Replace the Beaphar Finger Toothbrush after three months, or sooner if the bristles look worn.
Ensure you thoroughly clean the Beaphar Finger Toothbrush after each use.
Once your pet is used to having their mouth touched on the outside, start running your finger along their teeth.
When they are accustomed to this, introduce them to a small amount of toothpaste. Place some on your finger, allowing them to lick it off.
When they are used to the taste and texture of the toothpaste, and having their mouth touched you can start to introduce the Beaphar Finger Toothbrush. To do this, simply wet the bristles on the finger toothbrush and place some toothpaste on it.
Allow your pet to investigate and lick the toothpaste off the finger toothbrush. Be sure to give them plenty of praise.
When they are comfortable with each of the steps, it is time to combine all elements of the training.
Start by brushing a few teeth on this session and gradually build-up each time until all their teeth can be cleaned.
Replace the Beaphar Finger Toothbrush after three months, or sooner if the bristles look worn.
Ensure you thoroughly clean the Beaphar Finger Toothbrush after each use.

Beaphar Finger Toothbrush for Dogs 2 pack
£4.29
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