Virbac C.E.T. Oral Hygiene Kit for Cats and Dogs | 3 Piece Set with Dual Ended Toothbrush, Fingerbrush, and Poultry Flavor 2.5 oz tube of Toothpaste | Remove Plaque & Tartar Buildup

Didn't end up using the toothbrush this came with bc my pet I bought it for was my first kitten! :) I was so worried teaching him to brush his teeth would be an absolute nightmare from Hell... but to my surprise, he absolutely adores the flavor (I got him chicken)! He still squirms away when I try to cut his claws, but every night, I've been brushing his teeth with this and he never runs, not even an attempt at squirming away! Overall, I can't speak for the quality of the brush, but I did rub it with my fingers gently to feel how soft it was, and the slight give to the bristles wasn't bad at all! Easy to gold the brush, and the comfort for me and my kitten looks good to go when he gets older. For now tho, the quality of the toothpaste is top notch, very impressed by this product and will definitely come back for more!

I recently purchased the Virbac C.E.T. Oral Hygiene Kit for my Ragdoll cat, Dusty, and it has been a fantastic addition to our pet care routine. Pros: Chicken Flavor Toothpaste: Dusty absolutely loves the chicken-flavored toothpaste. It makes the brushing process much easier and more enjoyable for both of us. Dual-Sided Toothbrush: The dual-sided toothbrush is perfect for all mouth sizes. It allows me to clean every part of Dusty’s mouth effectively. Complete Kit: The kit includes both a toothbrush and a fingerbrush, providing flexibility depending on what works best for your pet. Cons: Price: It is slightly more expensive compared to other dental care products, but the quality and effectiveness make it worth the investment. Overall, I highly recommend the Virbac C.E.T. Oral Hygiene Kit for any pet owner looking to maintain their pet’s dental health. Dusty’s teeth have never looked better, and he enjoys the process thanks to the tasty toothpaste!

I’ve been a dog owner for my entire life (I’m now 57 years old) and if you would have told me 20 years ago that I would be brushing my dog’s teeth on a daily basis, I would have said that you are “nuts.” Brush a dog’s teeth – with toothpaste! Are you kidding me? But I have learned my lesson the hard way. I have a little Dachshund who developed a serious case of periodontal disease. His breath could stick up the whole house, but what’s worse, I was deeply concerned about the pain and suffering gum disease might be causing him. Well, to make a long story short, a trip to the vet and a thorough treatment of his gums and teeth (including the need to pull several) fixed his problem – but it became imperative that he should have his teeth brushed every day to prevent the condition from returning. One immediately discovers that a regular tooth brush just doesn’t do the job right – especially for the little narrow snout of a Dachshund – you need a very thin, small instrument to really get at the teeth and the back teeth. This toothbrush is the right tool for the job. In fact, I think the smaller, narrow end of this brush is a godsend. It makes it possible to really get a thorough cleaning done of all of my dog’s teeth, including the hard-to-reach back teeth. My Dachshund also LOVES the taste of the toothpaste, and this is a huge plus because it makes the whole, tedious process less painful for human and dog alike. But all of this has been a good lesson for me. Oral hygiene is important for your dog, especially when they get older. (My Dachshund is 15 years old!) A dog’s teeth deteriorate like anyone else’s, and it’s important to keep their teeth clean to not just keep their breath fresh, but to keep them free of painful dental conditions that can cause a lot of suffering. So I like this tool and highly recommend it, and strongly urge everyone to pay attention to your pet’s dental health. You want your pet to be comfortable and happy, and that means a mouth that is clean and free of pain or disease.

With a lot of patience and perseverance you can teach your cat to tolerate having their teeth brushed. Our cat loves the taste of this chicken flavored toothpaste. I put a small dab on my finger for her to lick off before starting to brush her teeth. I then brush the canines and give her another dab to lick. I repeat this process after brushing each side of her mouth ending with a small dab as the final treat and I tell her what a good girl she is. I was able to teach her to let me brush her teeth at age 12 shortly after we adopted her so you can teach an old cat new tricks! I have tried different toothbrushes and I like this one the best but quite frankly, the toothbrush could be improved upon. Because I am brushing the teeth of a cat, I use the smaller end of this double ended toothbrush. However, the smaller end is still too big for my cat's mouth. Our cat wants to chew on the bristles of this toothbrush when I am brushing her molars so the brush itself doesn't last very long. I could probably use 4 or 5 toothbrushes before finishing a tube of toothpaste. I have tried the smaller brush with a short white handle and didn't like it as much as this brush. However, this brush could be improved.

(Please see an update at the end of my review.) I’ve used CET Virbac Toothpaste in the poultry flavor for more than a decade. I’ve never had a cat that didn’t love this flavor. It works well and makes toothbrushing much more tolerable for cats like mine who are used to having their teeth brushed. CET Virbac is a brand that many vets sell and recommend to clients, which is why I first started using its toothpaste and toothbrushes with my own cats. I would have a very hard time brushing their teeth without the help of this toothpaste! I have never liked silicone finger brushes, or any brush with silicone bristles, so I have no use for the finger toothbrush that’s included in this kit. The dual-head toothbrush in the kit, on the other hand, is one of my favorites for my cats’ teeth. I only use the smaller, compact side of the toothbrush for my cats’ little mouths. It’s very soft and has a low-profile that allows it to fit in the small space between a cat’s cheek and gums. Unfortunately, I haven’t yet found what I would call a ‘perfect’ cat toothbrush, and I think I’ve tried almost everything. Right now, I’m using two different toothbrushes on each of my cats to get the job done, this brush and the Nyanko Mind Up Cat Toothbrush, also sold on Amazon, which is quite tiny and allows me to get to areas in their mouths that I can’t quite reach with the CET Virbac brush. I’d tell anyone who might ask that brushing a pet’s teeth regularly really is worth the effort (for me it is, anyway). I would not recommend brushing an adult pet’s teeth without first having its mouth checked by a vet, though. Brushing could cause pain or even do some damage if there’s an existing dental issue. So please first check with your vet and get the go ahead before you start brushing. You can also get some great tips from your vet to make toothbrushing work for both you and your pet. Nobody has to get hurt, including the person doing the brushing! After checking with your vet, I think you’ll find CET Virbac products incredibly useful like I have for so many years. 🐱 Update: After writing my review I opened a recent purchase of one of these toothbrush and toothpaste kits. At a glance, everything looks identical. Sadly, the toothbrush has changed. The new toothbrush's bristles aren't as soft. I found the bristles to be a little too firm for my cat's mouth. So although I continue to use CET Virbac's poultry flavor toothpaste, I've stopped using the toothbrush that comes with this kit. I still use the Nyanko Mind Up Cat toothbrushes I mentioned in my original review, but I've replaced CET Virbac toothbrushes with Colgate Kids My First Toothbrush for babies 0-2 years. The bristles are soft and can be softened even more by soaking the head of the toothbrush for 30 seconds in a cup of hot water. CET Virbac, please go back to using the same soft bristles in your dual-head toothbrush that your customers loved!

My furry babies have been using this brand. They're loving the flavor and so it's easier for me to clean their teeth everyday.

My dog loved the toothpaste flavor and was happy to get his teeth brushed for the first time! Beware! The toothbrush that came in the kit is dangerous. A few bristles got loose! If I didn't notice, my dog could have choked or swallowed them! I am complaining to the company.

Great enzymatic toothpaste, which was recommended by vet. Dog likes it.