Vet's Best Fingerbrush Dog Toothbrush, 10 count

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About This Item

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  • The bristles on the brush help reduce plaque and tartar, prevent oral disease, and fur-eshen your furbaby’s breath.
  • The extra soft finger brush is gentle on your best friend’s gums, but tough when it comes to removing plaque and tartar.
  • The brush is made to form to your finger for a snug fit while you target hard-to-reach areas, and fits most small and medium fingers up to ¾ inches in diameter.
  • The brushes are BPA-free and are safe for dogs and cats.
  • They’re ideal for cleaning your furry friend’s teeth in between annual cleanings at your vet.

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Questions & Answers

6 Customer Questions

Are these one time use only?

Answer by Chewy • Sep 22, 2019
It's recommended to replace the finger brush once a month or as needed.

do you use just this or do you put something on it (toothpaste)?

Answer by Chewy • Sep 28, 2020
These are designed to be used with any pet toothpaste.

Are these re usable?

Answer by Chewy • Aug 22, 2024
This toothbrush is reusable. Simply rinse off when done and let dry.

Is this product made from and tested to meet FDA food grade materials standards? What are they made of an what country are they made? Where do the materials come from?

Answer by Chewy • Jan 13, 2020
These are made in China from FDA approved food grade and BPA free material (silicone).
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136 Customer Reviews

Rated 3 out of 5 stars
By Lynne on Dec 30, 2025

Kind of stiff and hard to use

I thought this would make it easier to brush my dog’s teeth, but material is stiff and inflexible so really no improvement over a toothbrush. Just as awkward, but

I thought this would make it easier to brush my dog’s teeth, but material is stiff and inflexible so really no improvement over a toothbrush. Just as awkward, but in a different way.

Rated 3 out of 5 stars
By Sara on Dec 19, 2025

Better than a brush

She is not a fan of teeth brushing

She is not a fan of teeth brushing

Rated 4 out of 5 stars
By Eileen on Jul 9, 2025

Easy to use and reusable

My dog hates having her teeth brushed and has lots of dental issues. I found this item so much easier to use and less abrasive for hergums.

My dog hates having her teeth brushed and has lots of dental issues. I found this item so much easier to use and less abrasive for hergums.

Rated 2 out of 5 stars
By Jeanne on Aug 6, 2025

Good quality but not worthwhile

Kind of ridiculous. My dog will not let me brush her teeth

Kind of ridiculous. My dog will not let me brush her teeth

Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By Amy on May 5, 2025

No Good

This product should have had bristles all around the top. It kept turning on my finger. I was not pleased with this product.

This product should have had bristles all around the top. It kept turning on my finger. I was not pleased with this product.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Paofu on Oct 23, 2025

individual packs for each brush

they are soft and last long

they are soft and last long

Rated 3 out of 5 stars
By Joan on Jan 27, 2025

Too soft to be effective

We tried this as an alternate to a toothbrush to reach the back teeth but it was too soft and therefore ineffective in cleaning the teeth. It might be a helpful

We tried this as an alternate to a toothbrush to reach the back teeth but it was too soft and therefore ineffective in cleaning the teeth. It might be a helpful to try if you have a dog that doesn't like to have his teeth brushed as it is not as abrasive as a regular tooth brush and maybe be better for a small dog. Our dog is a medium sized labradoodle and we are able to clean his back teeth with dental wipes and a regular toothbrush.

Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By louise on May 30, 2025

Dissatisfied

Will not fit on my finger, I am 5ft 4 female 123 pounds, my fingers are not large!

Will not fit on my finger, I am 5ft 4 female 123 pounds, my fingers are not large!

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By John on Jan 11, 2025

Best Toothbrush

I find these finger brushes to be better than other types because I can really direct the brush to all Rosie's teeth. She's good about having her teeth brushed

I find these finger brushes to be better than other types because I can really direct the brush to all Rosie's teeth. She's good about having her teeth brushed. The brush protects my finger, too, so if she bites it inadvertantly, it doesn't hurt.

Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By Kryssi on Nov 5, 2024

Threw them all away after one use

They smell -- and apparently taste -- horrible! My puppy is usually very good at having her teeth brushed, and I just use a regular human toothbrush on her. Well

They smell -- and apparently taste -- horrible! My puppy is usually very good at having her teeth brushed, and I just use a regular human toothbrush on her. Well I ordered new toothpaste from Chewy and somehow these finger toothbrushes ended up in my cart I guess? I honestly do not remember ordering them: all I wanted was the toothpaste. I was very surprised when they showed up at my house! I thought maybe they were free with the toothpaste? I went to brush my dog's teeth that night and first of all, they wouldn't even fit on my tiny fingertip (seriously, I have extra small hands! My index finger is ring size 6!). I wrestled it on and then squeezed some of the new toothpaste onto it. The ensuing fiasco on my bathroom floor looked like an amateur sport fishing adventure. I thought my dog must hate the new toothpaste, and I was getting so frustrated with her! Then out of curiosity I threw the fingertip brush away and switched back to her regular pharmacy-purchased kids' toothbrush and Voila!: she calmed right down and let me proceed. After we were done I took a big whiff of the bag of fingertip brushes ...and almost gagged. They smell disgusting!! I feel so bad that I tried to make my sweet puppy endure that :( 0/5 stars: would NOT recommend