Product Highlights
- Easy to use, slips onto your finger
- Reaches tough spots in your dog’s mouth
- Soft bristles gentle on gums
- Removes plaque and tartar buildup
- Supports overall oral health for dogs
This Nylabone Dog Finger Brush makes cleaning your dog’s teeth simple and easy. Vets even recommend it! You just slip this brush onto your finger. This Dog Dental Kit helper allows you to reach those tricky spots in your pet’s mouth where plaque and tartar often hide. Each brush has soft, flexible bristles that are gentle on your dog’s gums and teeth. When you use it regularly with a good dental plan, this brush can help keep your dog’s mouth very healthy. Nylabone aims to make brushing less scary and more effective for you and your dog.
Key Benefits
- Slips onto your finger for easy use.
- Reaches hard-to-clean areas in the mouth.
- Soft, flexible bristles are gentle on gums.
- Helps remove plaque and tartar buildup.
- Supports overall dog oral health.
safety & precautions
safety & precautions
- Always use only toothpaste that is made specifically for pets. Human toothpaste can have harmful ingredients like fluoride or xylitol that are bad if your dog swallows them.
- Always watch your dog closely when you are brushing their teeth with the finger brush. Make sure they don’t chew on or try to swallow any part of the brush.
- This finger brush is a tool for cleaning teeth, not a chew toy. Remove the brush from your dog’s mouth as soon as you finish cleaning their teeth.
- Store the finger brushes in a clean, dry place, out of your dog’s reach, to keep them hygienic and ready for the next use.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE
DIRECTIONS FOR USE
- Start slowly to help your dog get used to the idea of having their teeth brushed. Begin by letting them sniff and lick the finger brush, perhaps with a tiny bit of pet toothpaste on it.
- Put a pea-sized amount of dog-friendly toothpaste onto the soft bristles of the finger brush.
- Gently lift your dog’s lip so you can see their teeth. Slide your finger with the brush inside your dog’s cheek.
- Try to brush a few teeth at a time during the first sessions, praising your dog often with calm words.




















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