A pet toothbrush includes a hybrid brush head populated by both stiffer plastic bristles and softer TPE bristles, a brush handle and a connecting neck connecting the brush head and the brush handle. A toothpaste tube accommodates pet toothpaste. A toothpaste outlet is provided in the vicinity of the brush head. The connecting neck is provided with a toothpaste channel connected with the toothpaste outlet. The connection between the connecting neck and the brush handle is provided with a one-way delivery valve of toothpaste from the toothpaste tube to the toothpaste channel and then extruded from the toothpaste outlet. The toothbrush can continuously squeeze the toothpaste by way of a push cap or button to ensure the cleaning effect. The toothbrush has replaceable brush heads. The toothpaste outlet can be closed to maintain toothbrush cleanliness.

The present invention relates to a fingertip toothbrush for a pet, and more particularly, to a fingertip toothbrush for a pet that is configured to allow bristles to vibrate and reciprocally slide up and down, so that toothbrushing can be carefully and precisely achieved, which is effective in improving the teeth health of the pet.

A finger puppet toothbrush may include character features, such as an imitation animal body, arms, legs, teeth, eyes, tail, etc. The various character features may provide different brushing functions to the toothbrush. However, due to the disguised appearance of the functional features as character parts, small children may be enticed to use the toothbrush more willingly and develop proper dental hygiene.

A pet chew toy allowing for the self-cleaning of teeth by domestic pets. The pet toy includes one or more cavities into which a pet's teeth may engage, and the inner and outer surfaces of the cavities may have scrubbing elements designed to enhance removal of plaque and other unhygienic products from a pet's teeth and gums. The chew toy may further include projections to enhance stabilization of the chew toy by the pet, and a reservoir and dispensing system for pet toothpaste or similar additive.

An edible pet chew including first and second pet chew sides positioned oppositely from each other; the edible pet chew further including first and second honeycomb structures positioned oppositely from each other at opposing first and second pet chew sides, the first and second honeycomb structures being composed of a soluble material that is digestible by an animal and including a nutritional ingredient, the first and second honeycomb structures being respectively characterized by first and second pluralities of pockets, each pocket among the first and second pluralities of pockets presenting a hexagonal array of rigid walls.

Disclosed are oral hygiene devices for animals, such as cats and dogs, and methods for cleaning the teeth and gums of the animals using the devices. The devices include a proximal handle portion and a distal portion with a cleaning head with bristles, with the proximal and distal portions being detachable. One proximal portion features a curved neck, a tapered cleaning head with angled bristles, and a protuberance at the end of the cleaning head. Another proximal portion features a curved neck and a cylindrical cleaning head with clusters of bristles about its circumference arranged in a staggered pattern.

A dental station for improving domestic animal dental care and oral hygiene, dental station having a body including a supporting structure which includes a plurality of receiving holding formations to receive and support one or more of a plurality of preselected sized and shaped chewable food elements in a protruding manner.

Animal dental hygienic device, comprising: A hollow body having an exterior surface and an interior cavity, and being sized to fit within the mouth of the animal and to be bitten thereby. The hollow body having a plurality of apertures positioned along its exterior surface, the apertures extending from the exterior surface to the interior cavity. Each aperture having dental-hygienically active dimensions allowing an animal's tooth to penetrate through the aperture; such that (i) material surrounding the aperture frictionally engages the animal's tooth's outer surface during penetration of the aperture by the tooth, the material surrounding the aperture being of sufficient hardness to scrape the tooth's outer surface during frictional engagement to remove dental plaque, and (ii) a portion of the animal's tooth extends within the interior cavity during penetration of the aperture by the tooth.

A manual toothbrush that includes a handle, a first brush head, and a second brush head. The handle has a first end, a second end opposite to the first end, a grip disposed between the first and second ends of the handle, and a longitudinal axis extending through the grip, wherein each of the first and second ends is offset to the longitudinal axis. The first brush head is provided at the first end of the handle, the first brush head has a first set of bristles, the first brush head is disposed at a first angle measured relative to the longitudinal axis of the handle. The second brush head is provided at the second end of the handle, the second brush head has a second set of bristles, the second brush head is disposed at a second angle measured relative to the longitudinal axis of the handle.

Animal dental hygienic device, comprising: A hollow body having an exterior surface and an interior cavity, and being sized to fit within the mouth of the animal and to be bitten thereby. The hollow body having a plurality of apertures positioned along its exterior surface, the apertures extending from the exterior surface to the interior cavity. Each aperture having dental-hygienically active dimensions allowing an animal's tooth to penetrate through the aperture; such that (i) material surrounding the aperture frictionally engages the animal's tooth's outer surface during penetration of the aperture by the tooth, the material surrounding the aperture being of sufficient hardness to scrape the tooth's outer surface during frictional engagement to remove dental plaque, and (ii) a portion of the animal's tooth extends within the interior cavity during penetration of the aperture by the tooth.