ClearQuest 9-Inch Dual-End Pet Toothbrushes, 50/Canister - Colors Vary Review

GREAT product for a busy pet salon. This allows us to provide disposable toothbrushes to our customers who wish to brush their teeth at the same time as grooming their pet.

I bought these for my Ridgebacks. They work well and are easy to use. My dogs don't care at all. I regularly throw them away for new ones. It is much more profitable to buy them this way than individually while you are at the pet store.

I really like having multiple toothbrushes for my dog. I use a few weeks and change the brush. She has beautiful teeth and I intend to keep her that way. I've seen some complaints about these glitches, but I definitely haven't had this problem. They are individually wrapped, so they stay clean and nice in the tin for a long time.

We bought the largest container because our dog prefers chewing to brushing. It's a good thing the bristles don't fall out when he chews on the brush, but they're stiff so his gums bleed the first time he uses the brush. One of the reasons we let him chew on it is to soften the stubble. This is a simple brush with which he actually allows us to clean our teeth.

I will not buy these brushes again. After a single use of my 10lb. the cocker spaniel has already begun to gnaw off the bristles. If you've trained your dog not to bite or chew on your toothbrush, this is for you. If not, buy a stronger brush (e.g. ProSense). It's nice to have so many toothbrushes, but when they fall apart easily, it's not worth it.

I know there are many toothbrushes out there, but if you brush your dog's teeth regularly, you won't regret buying one. I've bought some expensive dog toothbrushes and they just don't last very long. These toothbrushes last long enough to outperform more expensive brushes in terms of price and lifespan. It's also nice to be able to have a fresh brush for my dog more often for hygiene reasons without breaking the bank.

I change my dog's toothbrush every time we open a new tube of toothpaste, which is about once a month. It was a great price, about 50 cents a brush. The first brush we used wore out after about ten days. The bristles were flattened and it just didn't work. We opened another brush and everything was fine for the remaining two weeks. I've started a new brush with our new tube and so far everything is looking good. The bristles are stiffer than the brushes we use at PetCo, which can contribute to…