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Brushing with a dog toothpaste is still the gold standard, but the finger pads are an effective alternative for pets that will not accept a brush, and a good option between brushes. Regular use helps reduce plaque and freshen breath.

Yes. The pads are gentle enough for cats and dogs. Only clean the accessible outer part of the ear and never push into the ear canal.

The Clean Eye Round Pads are formulated for use around the eyes. Wipe gently from the inner corner outward and use a fresh pad for each eye.

Teeth pads can be used up to once a day. Ear pads are typically used one to two times a week. Eye pads can be used as needed.

The pads are moistened with a solution containing green tea extract, grapefruit seed extract, spearmint oil and thyme oil to help reduce plaque and freshen breath.

Yes. Starting early with finger pads is a good way to get a puppy used to having its mouth handled before moving on to a toothbrush.

Let your dog sniff the pad first, then touch the outside of the lips, and only wipe the teeth once your dog is relaxed. Keep sessions short and follow with a reward.

No. The pads are for routine cleaning and wax removal. Redness, swelling, a strong smell or head shaking can indicate infection and need a vet.

Yes. All three pads are gentle enough for cats as well as dogs, although cats may need a slower introduction.

Keep the tub sealed and stored out of direct sunlight so the pads stay moist. Use within the period stated on the pack once opened.