My dog didn't seem to mind us doing her teeth with this. I have small hands, so it tended to slip around a lot. It was also a little awkward to use, although she took it more readily than the doggie toothbrush that we used. Having said that, I felt like we could reach more places with the toothbrush.

Pros: Dog doesn't mind

Cons: kind of strange

I think the brush works much better, the toothpaste makes them want it, its hard to put toothpaste on this.Not recommended .

Pros: none

Cons: cats hate it

this toothbrush makes it easy to brush your pets teeth especially on small pets.

Pros: good for little dogs

Cons: none

The finger brush seems to be more accepted by the dogs, then the tooth brushes, but neither one seems to really benefit my dogs' teeth.

Instead, I just give raw meaty bones and it does the trick.

Pros: Smaller then the toothbrush

Cons: Slips off, dogs bite down on it

The beagle rescue I volunteer with uses these finger brushes when taking care of all of those beagle mouths of teeth. She can buy them in bulk through a couple of catalogues and often a couple are sent home with the beagles adoptive families. Easy to slip over your finger and reach the back teeth were usually a collection of plaque hides. The bristles on the finger edge are soft and flexible so they don’t hurt the beagle mouth but are sturdy enough to really get those teeth and gum lines clean. This toothbrush makes brushing your pups teeth a much easier and enjoyable task.

Pros: Fit, ease in use, quality

Cons: None