Paw In Town Silicone Cat Toothbrush Set – 2 Mini Head Brushes – Kitten/Cat Dental Care, Cat Teeth Cleaning, Pet Care, Cat Necessities, Cat Tooth Brushing Kit, Pet Toothbrush for Cat (Tropical Teal)

very good quality tough silicone. fairly simple to use but my cats are still getting used to it, the rounded one is definitely easier as the cat can kind of chew on it. a little pricy but very good and sturdy so wont need replacing often.

These brushes are really great, they’re cute, a good size and have lasted a while. They do stick to surfaces, but only if you don’t really touch them, they do tend to fall over fairly easily.

These silicone toothbrushes are great for brushing my kitty’s teeth! They are super soft yet durable. Also having two types of toothbrush heads ensures you will get all of the teeth brushed entirely by alternating the brushes. Brushing our kitty’s teeth is very important for their longterm health. Admittedly it can be difficult to train your kitty to allow / enjoy teeth brushing on a daily basis. But I have had great success training my kitty to enjoy tooth brushing using these 2 easy steps. (Step 1) Use these silicone kitty toothbrushes + gogurt-style wet treat tubes as the “toothpaste. This will easily establish the daily habit of brushing teeth using the most delicious treat my kitty loves. (Step 2) gradually adding / switching to malt toothpaste for kitties. The malt toothpaste is very delicious to kitties and my cat loves it. But in the beginning, it wasn’t quite enticing enough to want to allow me to brush his teeth. So I started training with the tube treat to super-entice the setup of the new daily habit to be maximally enjoyable. This absolutely worked! Gradually reduce and add the malt toothpaste over two to three weeks. With daily consistency, you will find that your kitty will also learn to love brushing their teeth. Or at least enjoy tolerating it very well. Also, it is best to do teeth brushing after activity like playing or romping outside as they will be slightly tired and resist less. See video for tips! Happy kitty toothbrushing!

My cat bit the tip off, the first day, and she swallowed it. It's not sturdy and a choke hazard.

My boy loves this more than bristle brushes, where he'd placw his paw on my hand to push the brush away if it got too uncomfortable. Now, with this brush, he's much happier and more cooperative. The silicone bristles are really soft; I don't have to use the round one. The design of the handle makes ot easy to brush without manipulatong my cat's head too much, anz the size is perfect for his mouth. I did buy another for my kitten, and it's a little big, so hoping she's got room to grow into it. It's a little on the expensive side, but if it lasts a long time then can't complain.