Is this a substitute for brushing my dog's teeth?

No. It is a wipe-on cleaner for surface stains and tartar. A soft sleeve does not reach under the gumline, so keep brushing with a pet toothbrush and see a vet for scaling.

Is propylene glycol safe for cats and dogs?

Propylene glycol is used in many pet products, but some owners avoid it. Cats are more sensitive to many chemicals than dogs. Ask your vet before using it on a cat or a pet with health issues.

How do I use the cots?

Open the box, slip a cot over one finger, and rub the teeth, earwax or tear stains as needed. Use a fresh cot or a clean part of the finger for each area to avoid spreading dirt from one spot to another.

Can I use one cot on both the teeth and the ears?

The instructions say to use only one part of each finger per area to avoid cross infection. Use a separate cot for the mouth and for the ears.

Will it remove hard tartar?

It can lift surface stains and soft plaque with repeated rubbing. Hard, mineralized tartar needs a vet's ultrasonic scaling, not a finger cot.

A jar of disposable finger cots and a cardboard box. The exact count is listed in the buy box.

Where is the Yegbong Pet Cleaning Finger Cots cheapest?

At Deal.ai, for $8.39, as of our latest check.

Yegbong Pet Cleaning Finger Cots

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Arrives about Nov 15–24, from a US warehouse

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Our take on the Yegbong Pet Cleaning Finger Cots

Yegbong Pet Cleaning Finger Cots are disposable fingertip sleeves sold in a jar and box, meant for rubbing a pet's teeth, earwax or tear stains. The formula lists propylene glycol, glycerin and citric acid, so it is a wipe-on cleaner rather than a brush or a chew. It suits owners of small dogs or cats who want a quick, low-stress way to touch up teeth between vet cleanings. It is not a substitute for brushing with a bristle brush or for professional dental scaling, and it will not reach the gumline the way a toothbrush does.