Toothbrush for dogs easy to use made in Japan Kenko care by Mind Up (Cylinder Head)

Our 8 yr old pom (5lb) passed away last year from a dental due to excessive anesthesia despite it beeing his 4th dental. Poor dental hygiene can cause all sorts of other issues such as heart disease. We got a new pomeranian after his death and I researched a lot about preventative care at home. Our new pom is 3lbs one yr and is going to be small. I will avoid dental issues at all cost. I've purchased a few different kinds of Kenko toothbrushes including the tiny microhead. I like this one the best because it really reaches the back molars where the problem can get really bad.Pro:1. The ONLY toothbrush that does the molars really well because of the cylindar shape. When the bite down, it brushes top and bottom.2. Small enough for a 3lb pomeranian and big enough for our 18lb pug. I wish they made this for our bigger Goldendoodle.3. This has been the best oral hygine purchase. We pair it with Sentry pet enzyme toothpasteCon:1. I wish it was a bit stiffer so it does more rigorous scrubbing.

I have a 4 pound and a 6 pound Pomeranian and it’s been impossible until now to find a toothbrush that will fit in their mouth. I’ll dogs are in a Toria’s for having bad teeth and it being difficult to brush your teeth and getting them into routine. I find dipping this in beef broth like a treat and then letting them chew on it to get used to the whole toothbrush thing in their mouth, And then working up to an enzymatic toothpaste makes it super easy to keep up their oral health and hopefully avoid some visits to the vet. The toothbrushes come in really cute packaging the toothbrushes themselves are very cute, and two toothbrushes under $10 they can hopefully stay off An orthodontic visit to the vet that will cost $1200 each is a really good investment. I can’t recommend these toothbrushes enough. Good for cat and dog

Very small and perfect for my chihuahua mix. I’ve only had it a few weeks and I can feel the upper portion twisting on the bottom as if it’s coming apart. Maybe it doesn’t mean it’s coming apart and it’s normal, but that’s my experience. This was the best price on a round 360 tooth brush I could find.

It is SO much easier to brush the dogs' teeth compared to the normal, one-sided toothbrush! (One fights the brushing, the other likes it, but it works for both of them!) They are a bit too soft, however, as the dogs chew on them while brushing, and they are starting to tatter with (almost) daily brushing after a couple of weeks use.

I liked the shape and soft bristles, but I’m not sure it lets me do anything that a normal dog toothbrush can’t with some dexterity (brushing between tooth gaps).My gripe is that it’s pretty hard to clean toothpaste out of the brush head since the bristles are so tightly packed. I needed to rinse, rub, and then shake it in a cup of water multiple times every time it’s used to get it to be white again. (I use a brown chicken flavoured toothpaste not by this company).If you don’t particularly care about getting the brush head clean after you brush your dogs teeth, and you want to try this shape, you can try this product.FWIW I have a 35lb dog. The brush was a little small for her, but size was still usable. I ended up going back to a regular shaped dog toothbrush after and prefer that personally.

I use this brush as the 1st brush in our teeth brushing routine, even though my 6.5 lb dog hates it. I put the toothpaste all over the surface of the bristles and put it toward the back so she bites on it while I spin it. It also gets behind the front teeth pretty well. The bristles are fine and not too stiff so that it doesn't cause any discomfort or scratches in my dogs mouth.

I liked the concept of having bristles all around so I could get both sides of my dog's teeth. One night my 5lb dog bit down on it and before I knew it, she swallowed it! I was so worrier but it came out of her poo the next day. I won't be buying this again, it's dangerous!

I bought this for my dogs after reading the reviews! It works great for cleaning your dog's teeth. For years, I have cleaned my dog's teeth myself (with dental picks). The dogs never liked it, but it is so much less intrusive than the vet's anesthesia procedure. The vets always said that the teeth need to be polished for a complete cleaning. With this polisher, I only need to do a quick check on the gums with a pick. Then I polish with liver flavored dog toothpaste. The teeth are white and shiny. The dogs willingly submit to the polishing as long as I keep lots of toothpaste on the polishing head. And no anesthesia for the dog!