Diagonal-shaped Toothbrush
Dental Care Brush(Edge Bristles)
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Diagonal Microfiber Bristles: 0.10mm bristles target tight molar spaces.
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Precision Cleaning: Diagonal design reduces gum irritation while deep cleaning.
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Non-Slip Grip: Ergonomic, unbreakable handle for easy control.
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Tailored for Cats & Dogs: Designed to match pet oral structures.
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Expertly Engineered: Created by veterinarians for superior tartar removal.
"A simple and effective toothbrush for keeping your petโs teeth clean and gums healthy."
Dr. Michael Harris
Licensed Veterinarian, Small Animal Care Specialist
Soft Bristles โ 0.08mm
Designed for kittens, puppies, and sensitive gums.
Provides gentle cleaning with minimal irritation.
Firm Bristles โ 0.12mm
Ideal for adult dogs.
Effectively removes stubborn tartar and plaque.
Edge Bristles โ 0.10mm
Perfect for cats and small dogs.
Reaches deep between teeth and along the gum line.
- Apply a small amount of pet dental gel onto the brush.
- Gently lift your petโs lips to expose the teeth.
- Brush in circular motions, focusing on the gum line and molars.
- Continue brushing for 1โ2 minutes.
- No rinsing required.
For best results, use daily with JAYU PET Dental Gel.
Why Pet Owners Love It
- Removes plaque and tartar effectively
- Helps prevent bad breath
- Supports healthy gums and teeth
- Ergonomic handle for easy control
- Safe and gentle for daily use
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FAQs
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What is PBT?
PBT material, used in dental care products, offers higher rigidity and stiffness than nylon found in regular toothbrushes, resulting in less bristle damage. It also maintains dryness longer due to low moisture absorption, enhancing hygiene.
Do my dogs and cats need to brush their teeth too?
They don't get cavities as easily as humans, but they are prone to gum disease, which needs to be taken care of!
Do I also need to buy a toothbrush to use with the Dental Gel?
You can only use Dental Gel, but we also provide the best Dental Care Toothbrush tailored for pets, reaching their molars effortlessly. Try one!
How often should I replace the toothbrush?
If the bristles of the toothbrush become frayed or splayed, it may reduce the effectiveness, so we recommend replacing it every 4 to 7 weeks.