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Double-Head Dog Toothbrush with Two Brush Sizes
$16.90 / 4-brush pack$4.23 USD per brush · sold as a 4-brush pack
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A dog toothbrush with a larger head at one end and a smaller head at the other. Four identical double-head brushes; check each head against your dog’s mouth.
- Double-head design offers two brushing options in one toothbrush
- Standard brush head helps with everyday surface cleaning
- Two head sizes on one handle for different reachable areas
- Long handle helps reach deeper into the mouth more easily
- Use light pressure and choose a head that fits comfortably
Includes 4 identical toothbrushes and an optional 12-month pet brushing plan at no extra charge. Choose whether to activate your plan at checkout.
No separate plan fee. No automatic renewal.Choose three separate 4-brush packs
12 brushes total. Each pack contains four identical brushes; separate packs can be different designs.
Delivery and return details
Orders ship from Zhengzhou, China. Processing usually takes up to 3 business days; delivery is estimated at 5–12 business days after dispatch. Estimates are separate and are not guarantees. Review shipping times and country rates.
Contact us within 30 days of delivery about a return. Unopened, unused items may be eligible; opened hygiene products are normally excluded unless damaged, defective or incorrect on arrival. Read the return and refund policy.
Pet Gentleman Editorial Standard: Prepared by the Pet Gentleman Editorial Team using primary veterinary and product-safety guidance where relevant. This content has not been reviewed by a veterinarian. This educational content does not replace an examination or treatment plan from your veterinarian.
Quick answer: Two head sizes on one handle let you compare which brushing face sits comfortably beside your dog’s teeth. Choose one end at a time and use short, light strokes on reachable outer surfaces. A second head does not establish a fit for every dog. Complete size ranges, component polymers and bristle softness have not been independently confirmed. See American Animal Hospital Association home-care guidance.
What this brush offers
Each complete toothbrush has a larger head at one end of the handle and a smaller head at the other. A pack contains four complete double-head toothbrushes.
The complete dog-size range is unconfirmed. Not listed for cats.
| In the pack | Four identical double-head dog toothbrush with two brush sizes brushes; toothpaste not included |
|---|---|
| Listed fit | Dogs; individual head fit must be checked |
| Brushing surface | Bristles; polymers unconfirmed |
| Materials | Complete component polymers and softness are not independently confirmed |
| Shape and grip | Two brush-head sizes on one handle |
| Color | See the current product photographs |
| Price | $16.90 USD per 4-brush pack; $4.23 USD per brush (comparison only) |
| Care limits | Follow the product’s own care instructions. No heat limit or fixed replacement interval has been independently confirmed for this style. |
Compare the shape and confirmed fit
A different head may suit the space you can comfortably reach. Compare the individual size guidance before changing designs.
| Toothbrush | Listed fit and limits | Head and material | 4-brush pack |
|---|---|---|---|
| Slim Soft-Bristle Toothbrush for Medium and Large Dogs | Medium and large dogs Not listed for cats or small dogs. A longer handle does not prevent bites. | Single head; narrow neck; slim handle Soft bristles; complete component polymers are not independently confirmed | $16.20 USD $4.05 per brush |
| Angled Single-Tuft Toothbrush for Small Dogs and Puppies | Small dogs and puppies ready for brushing Not listed for cats or larger dogs. Bristle softness is not independently confirmed. | Angled single-tuft head Complete component polymers are not independently confirmed | $16.10 USD $4.03 per brush |
| Dense-Bristle Small-Head Pet Toothbrush | Small dogs; small and large cats Bristle softness is not independently confirmed. Not listed for medium or large dogs. | Small oval head PP handle; PBT bristles | $17.60 USD $4.40 per brush |
Use our Find Your Brush tool for confirmed size-based options.
Introduce the routine slowly
Let your pet inspect the brush
Offer a clean brush for a brief sniff. Keep the session calm; sniffing may be enough for the first day.
Practice a brief lip lift
Only when safe, gently lift the lip without opening the jaw. Stop before your pet pulls away. Do not put fingers near the teeth if biting or sudden jaw closure is possible.
Brush a few outer tooth surfaces
Use light contact and small movements on a few comfortable, reachable outer surfaces. Never force the jaw open. If using toothpaste, choose a pet-labeled product and follow the label; toothpaste is not included.
Reward, rinse and air-dry
Finish while your pet remains calm, offer a familiar reward, rinse the brush and let the brush dry fully. Add coverage gradually over later sessions.
Inspect, clean and store the brush
Check before every use for loose heads, damaged handles, spreading bristles, torn silicone, rough edges or residue that will not rinse away. Replace a worn or damaged brush immediately. Keep one brush for each pet, allow full air-drying and store away from unsupervised pets. A toothbrush is not a chew toy.
Follow the care instructions supplied with this design; do not assume that boiling or dishwasher cleaning is suitable. Read the pet toothbrush materials and safety guide.
When to stop and call your veterinarian
Stop brushing and contact your veterinarian for pain, facial or gum swelling, loose or broken teeth, persistent bleeding, difficulty eating, or a sudden change in behavior around the mouth. Do not brush through resistance or try to scrape away hardened deposits.
Gentle brushing can disrupt soft plaque on comfortably reachable outer tooth surfaces. Brushing cannot remove hardened tartar, diagnose or treat oral disease, or replace a veterinary examination and professional dental care.
Customer reviews
No customer reviews are available to publish for this design yet. Customer experiences do not establish medical effects.
Questions before you choose
Which pets is this brush listed for?
Dogs; individual head fit must be checked. The complete dog-size range is unconfirmed. Not listed for cats.
What comes in one pack?
Four identical toothbrushes of this design. Toothpaste is not included. The per-brush amount is a price comparison; brushes are sold by the pack.
Can I use human toothpaste?
No. Use toothpaste labeled for your pet and follow the label. Human toothpaste can contain fluoride, detergents or xylitol; xylitol is dangerous to dogs. Do not use baking soda, salt mixtures or metal dental scalers as substitutes.
How do three packs qualify for free shipping?
At current prices, three packs total $45.00–$53.70, or $40.50–$48.33 with FIRST10 when eligible. Free worldwide shipping requires at least $39 after discounts. You can still order one pack and pay the displayed country rate.
This page provides general information. A veterinarian has not reviewed it. Home brushing does not replace a veterinary examination or treatment.
Pack, plan and delivery
Each pack contains four identical toothbrushes of the selected design. Toothpaste is not included. Different styles can be bought as separate packs; no pack contains a mixture of designs.
The optional free 12-month email brushing plan costs $0, has no separate plan fee or automatic renewal, and does not arrange repeat product deliveries. Choose Yes or No before payment. If you choose Yes, the plan starts after successful payment. Pause or unsubscribe through the link in your emails.
Orders ship from Zhengzhou, China. Processing usually takes up to 3 business days; delivery is estimated at 5–12 business days after dispatch. Estimates are separate and are not guarantees. Review shipping times and country rates.
Contact us within 30 days of delivery about a return. Unopened, unused items may be eligible; opened hygiene products are normally excluded unless damaged, defective or incorrect on arrival. Read the return and refund policy.
Independent care guidance
- American Animal Hospital Association guidance on home oral hygiene
- American Animal Hospital Association guide to dental examinations and cleaning
- U.S. Food and Drug Administration guidance on xylitol and dogs
These independent resources do not endorse Pet Gentleman products.