Product description
The Bugalugs Silicone Finger Toothbrush has a unique 360-degree full surround bristle design for effective cleaning and plaque removal from every angle. It fits comfortably over your finger making it easy to reach all areas of the mouth. The silicone bristles are soft and flexible for optimal gum protection.
100% safe silicone, BPA free and non-toxic, ensuring your pet’s health and a better brushing experience. Reusable and durable, with a comfortable finger design, unlike other finger toothbrushes Bugalugs Silicone Finger Toothbrush is surrounded by 360-degree bristles making tooth brushing easier for you and your pet. Full surround bristles allow for more control with the brush, cleaning hard-to-reach areas with ease, making bad breath fresh again and teeth cleaner. Suitable for small and large pet’s, including adult, kitten, and puppy teeth.
For first time use, apply a drop of Bugalugs dog toothpaste to your finger and allow your pet to taste (Bugalugs Toothpaste is safe to swallow with no rinsing necessary). Pull a finger brush over your index finger, wet it, and then apply a small amount of enzymatic toothpaste dogs & cats and gently brush your pet’s teeth slowly back and forth until they are clean. Rinse the dog finger toothbrush with clean water after use.
Brush your pet’s teeth several times a week and replace toothbrush every 12 weeks if used regularly. For best results, use in combination with Bugalugs Toothpaste, dog dental water additive and dental wipes for dogs to improve your pet’s oral hygiene and prevent the formation of tartar, cavities, and bad breath.
Directions
For first time use, apply a drop of Bugalugs dog toothpaste to your finger and allow your pet to taste (Bugalugs Toothpaste is safe to swallow with no rinsing necessary). Pull a finger brush over your index finger, wet it, and then apply a small amount of enzymatic toothpaste dogs & cats and gently brush your pet’s teeth slowly back and forth until they are clean. Rinse the dog finger toothbrush with clean water after use