Vetoquinol Vet Solutions Enzadent Enzymatic Poultry-Flavored Toothbrush Kit for Dogs & Cats
Keep your pal’s teeth clean and healthy with the Vetoquinol Vet Solutions Enzadent Enzymatic Poultry-Flavored Toothbrush Kit for Dogs & Cats. This kit features a dual-ended toothbrush, a finger brush, and a tube of poultry-flavored enzymatic toothpaste. Enzymes are an effective way to polish and remove plaque from your pal’s teeth easily—it helps combat tooth and mouth illnesses when brushing your pet’s teeth regularly. The ergonomic toothbrush is specifically designed with both a large and small head to accommodate dog and cats of all sizes. Its soft bristles are made to help remove food debris and plaque. With its non-foaming toothpaste formula, it can safely be swallowed and doesn’t need to be rinsed out. Plus, the kit includes a finger brush to easily clean the teeth of those fidgety pups.
Key Benefits- A toothbrush kit that contains both a traditional-style, dual-ended toothbrush and a handy finger brush.
- Includes an enzymatic toothpaste that’s effective in polishing and removing plaque easily from teeth in both dogs and cats.
- The ergonomically designed toothbrush for dog and cats of all sizes has both a large and small head, plus the soft bristles help remove food debris and plaque.
- The poultry-flavored, non-foaming toothpaste can safely be swallowed and doesn’t need to be rinsed out.
- Comes with a finger brush, which is great for fidgety pups or as a starter brush to ease your pal into a new routine.
Keep out of reach of children.
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Item Number81847
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Brand
Vetoquinol
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Brand
Vet Solutions
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Breed Size
Small Breeds, Medium Breeds, Large Breeds
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Lifestage
Adult
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Made in
United States
Sorbitol, Glycerin, Silica, Calcium Pyrophosphate, Calcium Carbonate, Poultry Extract, Purified Water, Cellulose Gum, Sodium Benzoate, Calcium Lactate, Potassium Thiocyanate, Zinc Gluconate, Vitamin E, Glucose Oxidase, Lactoperoxidase, Lactoferrin, Lysozyme.
- For pets new to brushing, using the Enzadent finger brush may be a more readily-accepted starter method initially. This method will help your pet become familiar with your hands in and near their mouth area. Once your pet is accustomed to the teeth brushing, graduate to the dual-ended toothbrush for optimum results.
- Apply a small amount of Enzadent toothpaste onto the brush. Gently, lift the lip exposing the teeth. In a circular motion, brush along the gumline. Brush only a few teeth the first time and increase the amount each time you brush as your pet becomes more familiar with the process.
NOTE: Your veterinarian may give you specific instructions. Follow this professional advice closely.
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57 Reviews
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By Derp on Nov 1, 2018
For my own cat to get accustomed to the feel of something dragging along her teeth is the most difficult part. She does enjoy the taste and actually found her eat from the tube itself once. But the more she grew accustomed to having a toothbrush, that was all there was to it.
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By lexie on Oct 17, 2018
The toothbrush and finger brush just seem to be too large and bulky. Hard to maneuver even with my 80 pound german shepherds large mouth. I find the brush too long and the finger brush too big to fit between the tooth/gum interface and the cheek. Makes brushing awkward. Also the bristles are a bit soft. Toothpaste seems to be good and palatable.
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By CalvinTheCat on Oct 25, 2018
I never expected to leave a review like this, but my cat loves getting his teeth brushed! Well... he mostly like the toothpaste, but he tolerates the brushing for a few seconds before he licks the bristles. Nice product.
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By Mish on Oct 7, 2018
I am very religious about brushing my dogs teeth. I loved the tooth brush. I felt like there was not alot of toothpaste. He seemed to love it though. I generally use 1x a week, but I do 2 applications a week (during that 1x).
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By Jenny on Sep 19, 2018
The toothbrush is soft and apparently the toothpaste tastes good according to my dog. I am using the finger brush on her though. The small side of the toothbrush doesn't have bristles, only the large size. Am hoping this can keep my dogs teeth in continued good health.
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By winnie on Oct 14, 2018
I just got a new puppy and would like to have her get used to teeth brushing. Have not used the toothpaste yet but she basically accepts the brush with nylobone toothpaste and some treats after.
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By Cupcake on Sep 25, 2018
This is a complete set up to brush teeth. I have a Golden Retriever and she likes the taste of the toothpaste. While she's busy enjoying the taste I'm brushing her teeth.
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By Noodle on Aug 6, 2018
Currently using on my kitten, she loves the toothpaste and enjoys licking it. Since her mouth is so small, I am just using my finger with toothpaste. Soon, I will upgrade to the finger brush. (My dog uses another finger brush). Will not be using to actual brush since neither of them like it, but it's good to have. :)
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By MomaTee on Aug 23, 2018
The long handle makes brushing so easy, and the taste of the paste must be awfully enticing 'cause my Labs try to eat it from the tube! My fur babies now have some white chompers. The vet is gonna be SO proud of me at our next checkup!
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By Cindy on Sep 14, 2018
I'm getting Tint used to the taste of the toothpaste first. He thinks it a treat for now. He's not a fan of having his teeth brushed.
