VirbacC.E.T. 1 Count Pet Toothbrush

Our dogs always loved and only tolerated this brand and flavor. We just got a cat and the cat paste is every bit as good. Works well, tastes good, and is liked by all our animals.

This is the best toothbrush I’ve found- it kills me to have to spend $10 on it, especially since I don’t like using the little packet of toothpaste- (it’s messy, I like the tube). My cats LOVE the toothpaste in poultry flavor, BTW😻

Love the toothbrush, hate the price. I've tried other cat toothbrushes but they were all too large. This brush has shaped bristles that work perfectly in my cat's mouth. Wish I could buy this brush without the toothpaste packet because the packet is messy.

The toothbrush that it comes with is HORRIBLE. Although the toothpaste itself very did help my cat’s breathe but it’s package was very badly designed for this kit. Just buy the normal toothpaste and another toothbrush

My vet recommended this toothbrush and it works really well for both of my cats. As another reviewer stated, however, it would be great if the manufacturer would allow us to just buy these brushes separately. I would love to buy a 10 or 12 pack of them. And I don't need the little packet of toothpaste - it's so much more efficient buy the tube of cat toothpaste separately. I end up throwing the extra toothpaste packets away, which is really wasteful.

This brush is perfect for my cat who is good to have his mouth handled but not so well for my cat who will chew or use his tongue when i try to brush. But for the cat good to have his gums lifted etc. this is the brush i use. I just feel like the long angled head works best for a cat's teeth and i use it brushing front to back and back to front. As a cat with 9 teeth removed as a youngster from stomatitis, we have been able to keep his remaining teeth healthy enough that the doctor does not foresee the need to remove any more, though likely a cleaning is in his future. Still, this is a good prospect for a kitty with this issue.

I have a small dog who hates having things put in her mouth, but she doesn't do much fighting with this. I like the size and shape; they make it easy to reach the teeth and hang onto the brush.

When I adopted my (then) one year old Siamese from a local rescue, no one had ever told me that Siamese and all their cousin breeds are prone to periodontal disease and tooth lose because of this. Once my vet had done a complete cleaning, and his gums healed, she recommended daily (brushing).You don’t actually brush your cat’s teeth so much as place a good dab on the cone shaped brush, then place as far back as possible on each side of the mouth to reach the saliva gland on each side. My feline is now 10 years old, has all his teeth and healthy gums, and NEVER need another professional cleaning.On the day we adopted our Siamese, we adopted a second rescue, a hoarder’s rescue, and ‘brush’ her mouth daily too.It probably takes no more than 30 seconds to apply daily. And well worth it for my felines health and the money I save on no more professional cleaning.