Dog Toothbrush Finger Brush Toothpaste Dental Kit For Pet Oral Health Care Dental Kit Non-foaming No Rinsing

Features:

Material: polystyrene
double head toothbrush: app.17.5cm
toothpaste: app. 15x3.5 cm
Backup toothbrush: app.6cm
an economical and convenient pet dental kit.
double-sided toothbrush has a small and large head for complete cleaning.
tartar-control toothpaste is flavored with vanilla and has tea tree oil for eraser health.
non-foaming toothpaste does not require rinsing.
Double ended Dog Cat Toothbrush with long handle (reach back teeth)， soft bristles and tapered heads.
the choice of a large head and a small head allows the removal of plaque and food dibris.
The Advanced Oral Care Provides Easy Oral Care， Leaving Your Pet With Fresh Breath And Healthy Teeth And Gums
Please allow 1-3cm differences due to manual measurement
The real color may be slightly different from the photo， due to a variety of factors such as computer screen contrast or light.

Steps For Usage:

Start training by placing a little dog toothpaste on your finger and let your dog lick the paste from your hand. Do this step several days in a row， and follow it with a treat reward and lots of praise.
Place a little of the paste on your pet's large canine teeth in front. This gets your dog used to having something placed against his teeth and gums. Do this step for several days， and again， follow it with a reward and praise.
Now introduce the toothbrush you will use for regular brushing. Place some dog toothpaste on it and allow your pet to lick it from the brush. It will get your pet used to the texture - and of having the brush near his teeth and gums. Praise and reward your dog， and repeat this step for several days.
In the final phase， you will actually brush your dog's teeth. Gently hold back your pet's lips and hold the brush at a 45 degree angle to the gumline. Brush the outside of each tooth， moving the brush gently back and forth. Talk to your dog in a soothing voice and always follow brushing sessions with a treat. Brush just a few teeth the first time， and gradually lengthen the session each time until you're brushing all the teeth.
When finished， be sure to reward him with lots of petting and praise. The rewards and praise will help him associate brushing as a positive， rewarding experience.

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