Soft Cat Toothbrush with 360-degree Head | Safe, Effective & Deep Pet Teeth Cleaning | Brush Away Bad Breath | Food Grade Silicone (1 Pack, Yellow)

My cats don't like having their teeth brushed, but they don't mind this as much. I'm able to get more brushing in with these than I am with other brushing products.

I’ve been trying several types of pet toothbrushes for my Boston terrier. The ones with nylon bristles don’t last as he’s quite a chewer as he brushes. The brush is pretty small but has held up.

Really like this cat toothbrush. One of our cats builds up tartar very quickly, and he refuses to drink water with Aquadent in it, so we decided to start brushing his teeth to prevent the need for more frequent cleanings. We use this with an enzyme toothpaste that our cat likes, so he tolerates brushing as well as any cat does. This is better than a number of other brushes marketed as cat toothbrushes both because of its small size and because there are bristles on all sides, so as long as you can get the brush in your cat's mouth, you can get some cleaning done. The rubbery texture of the bristles is good. Only thing I don't like is that it's somewhat difficult to clean (to get the leftover toothpaste from between the bristle bases). Best thing I've found so far.

It is a silicone, not harsh bristles. Easily adaptable to cats who are not custom to brushing their teeth

His little kitty brain latched onto this as soon as I had it out of the package. With some kitty toothpaste on it, he sees this as a treat/playtime. He still doesn’t like when I go after the back teeth, but we’ve gotten to a point where I can actually brush them for about 10 seconds. He does the rest by gnawing on this brush.

Do not recommend this product. In one moment, my cat bit off the top of the brush and swallowed it!!!! I think she just got the silicone which hopefully will pass but this is really scary and dangerous. Do not buy!!

This product does exactly what it is meant to, trying to train my kitty with the toothbrush by using wet food on the brush most days. She is getting more comfortable with it but she has also been getting better with picking things up whether it is by her paws or mouth (item was stored in a cubby basket) and was able to get it out and started to play as if it was a toy. She started to chew on it and while working in my other room from home (not knowing she got it out) I heard choking noises!!! She had the toothbrush half way into her throat, I jumped into action right away and have learned my lesson to keep this item safely stored away in a drawer that she can’t get into. It can be a major choking hazard so please keep it in a very safe spot, if I didn’t work from home I honestly do not know if she would have survived. It was a scary incident and I want all people to be aware of the dangers! Do not leave the item unattended as I wouldn’t want this to happen to anyone’s precious pet.

Best tooth brush ever!!! Every time I brush my cat’s teeth, there’s always so much gunk that comes out. Such a good preventative tool to have on hand!