KissAble Toothpaste & Toothbrush Kit for Cats

The unique design of the KissAble toothbrush makes it easy to clean all three sides of the tooth with one stroke. The soft bristles massage the gums while the firmer bristles clean teeth. The vanilla flavored toothpaste is All Natural and is great for dogs and their people! You should never use YOUR toothpaste for your dog (as convenient as that may be). Human toothpaste contains soap. That's what makes it foam. But soap shouldn't be ingested, and smart as your dog may be, you're probably not going to teach him to rinse and spit!

Kissable Vanilla Flavored Toothpaste is All Natural and is specifically formulated to be safe for dogs (and their people) It contains Tea tree oil, which helps fight plaque and is naturally sweetened with Stevia. But more importantly it uses a mild abrasive to clean teeth and disinfect the whole mouth. Use Kissable toothpaste with our Kissable brush for a clean mouth and fresh breath.

All-Natural Tartar Control Dog Toothpaste & Toothbrush

Vanilla Flavor Dog Toothbrush

Vanilla & Tea Tree Oil Promote Healthy Gums

Dog Toothbrush Cleans 3 Sides of the Tooth with one Stroke

Made in the U.S.A.

This Kit Contains:

1 Dog Toothbrush

1 Finger Brush

2.5 oz (74 ml) Dog Toothpaste

This toothbrush has a unique 3-sided design. It looks different because it is different. The KissAble Toothbrush brushes all 3 sides of your dog's teeth at once (bottom, front and back) with one simple brushing motion. This multi-tasking toothbrush massages your dog's gums as it cleans his teeth. Firm scrubbing bristles positioned to clean your dog's teeth are paired with softer massaging bristles that work the gums, helping to prevent gum disease.

These antibacterial, antimicrobial brushes are designed to fit over your finger allowing the soft bristles to gently clean your dog's teeth while removing tartar.

The Kissable Finger Toothbrush provides an alternative method to brushing your dog's teeth to the standard bristle toothbrush. Finger toothbrushes are ideal for:

Dogs with small mouths

Dogs that resist brushing

According to the American Veterinary Dental Society, approximately 85% of cats suffer from some form of dental disease by the age of three. Help your cat ward off bad breath, gum disease, multiple infections, and heart disease by consistently brushing your cats's teeth, always furnishing fresh and clean water, while feeding your cat a nutritious diet.