Finger toothbrush for dogs Trixie 2561, single-piece soft silicone brush for small dogs and puppies

The Trixie 2561 Pet finger toothbrush is a compact oral care tool created for dogs. The finger-mounted design places soft bristles on the user's fingertip for close, controlled cleaning of teeth and gum lines. Sold in a pack of four, these white silicone toothbrushes are intended to facilitate regular brushing routines and make introduction to dental care easier for pets that are sensitive to standard brush handles.

Advantages

The soft bristle head provides gentle contact with enamel and gums, reducing the risk of irritation while removing plaque and food debris. The finger-fit shape ensures precise control and improved access to hard-to-reach areas in the mouth. Supplied as a set of four, this product offers rotation between brushes for hygiene and convenient replacements. The compact, lightweight construction is simple to slip on and remove, allowing short, frequent cleaning sessions without complex handling.

Suitable for

• Small and medium dogs that accept fingertip cleaning
• Introducing puppies to tooth-cleaning routines
• Owners who need a compact tool for targeted plaque removal
• Travel or short-term use when a full-size toothbrush is impractical

Key specifications

• Design: finger-mounted toothbrush with soft bristles
• Pack quantity: 4 toothbrushes
• Color: white
• Material: flexible silicone or soft polymer for comfort and fit
• Head type: small, rounded bristle head suitable for close contact with teeth and gums

How to use

Place the toothbrush over your index finger so the bristle head faces outward. Apply a small amount of pet-safe toothpaste to the bristles if desired. Gently insert your finger into the pet's mouth and brush using short, circular motions along the outer surfaces of the teeth and along the gum line. Focus on the visible outer surfaces where plaque accumulates; avoid forcing the brush into the throat or deep inside the mouth. After use, rinse the toothbrush thoroughly with warm water and allow it to air-dry before storing.

Recommendations

Begin with short, calm sessions to allow the dog to become accustomed to the finger brush. Use one brush per pet and rotate toothbrushes periodically to maintain hygiene. Pair with a veterinary-recommended pet toothpaste and consult a veterinarian for frequency and technique if your pet has existing dental issues.