CANDIOLI Kelly Brush Oral Care Maxi

The creationof this noveltyarises from the increasingly widespread need to eliminate bacterial plaque and tartar from dogs' mouth.
In fact, these friends of ours are suffering more and more from widespread periodontitis due to food related causes.

So long asperiodontosis in dogs can cause serious illnesses, which for a long time can kill him for endocarditis or glomerulus nephrosis, iveterinariansthey are increasingly forced to perform frequent scaling under total anesthesia.

Lately some types of toothbrushes for dog dental hygiene have appeared on the market which, however, not being easy to use, have led us toinvention of a new deviceto facilitate the cleaning of the mouth of our dogs.

The device is very simple: it consists in fact ina disposable nitrile or latex glove to which two profiles of abrasive sponge are gluedplaced on the tip of the thumb and index finger.
In this way, two areas of rubbing are formed, which, made to adhere to the arch of the maxillary and mandibular teeth, with rotation and up and down movements, produce a rapid and accurate hygiene of all teeth.
Depending on the breeds, given the different size of the dental arches, Kelly Brushes of different sizes can be purchased.
In this regard, four types of different shapes have been put on the market that adapt to the various needs.

While applying Kelly Brushthe dog turns out to be much calmer, as the action of the fingers is certainly less traumatic than contact with a traditional toothbrush.
Furthermore, the greater extension of the surfaces of the sponges with fewer movements allows to achieve optimal hygiene in a larger surface of teeth and gums and in less time.

The systemKelly Brushit is programmed for the oral brushing of dogs and cats, and is adaptable in shape to the various breeds, helping to keep teeth and gums cleaner and therefore healthier.

It is necessary to start with the anti-tartar sponge (if this is present) and, once removed, it is advisable to continue cleaning with the anti-plaque sponge.

Brushing with Kelly Brush should be done with the dog's jaw closed keeping the index finger and thumb between teeth and cheeks.

The frequency of cleaningweekly oral will depend on the degree of plaque or tartar accumulation on the teeth, which is directly proportional to the type of wet or dry diet and to the shape of the jaw and jaw of the various dog breeds.

It is advisable to accustom the dog to brushing his teeth from a young ageas this will be understood by himlike a gameand maintaining his oral hygiene will be much easier for the master over the next few years.