360 Degree Cat Toothbrush with Soft Round Bristle Head

With a flat toothbrush, you have to keep turning your wrist to find the right angle, and a cat won't sit still for that for long. This 360 degree cat toothbrush has soft bristles all the way around a small round head. Whichever way it touches the teeth, there's a bristle side in contact. The handle is slim and very light, so the brush is easy to guide through a small mouth in short, quick sessions.

Bristles on Every Side

The round head works more like a tiny bottle brush than a standard toothbrush. You can roll it along the outer surface of the teeth or sweep it gently across the tongue without stopping to reposition. That's useful when you only have a few seconds before your cat loses patience.

The handle measures about 15.5 cm long and 1.2 cm wide, narrowing near the head and broadening into flat sides lower down where your fingers hold it. It is made from PP plastic with TPE, and it weighs so little you'll barely notice it in your hand.

Key Features

• 360 Degree Bristle Head: Soft bristles all around, so you don't have to find the right angle.
• Teeth and Tongue Use: Small enough to brush both in a cat's mouth.
• Slim, Faceted Handle: Flat sides make the brush easier to hold and control.
• Very Lightweight: Comfortable for quick, gentle brushing sessions.
• Three Colors: Choose green, white or blue.

A Second Use Around the Chin

The soft, rounded head can also be used to gently clean the chin area, where some cats collect dark specks. If you use it this way, keep one brush for the mouth and a separate one for the face. Wash both after each use.

Specifications

Measurements are taken by hand and may vary by 1 to 2 mm.

Frequently Asked Questions

Should I use toothpaste with this cat toothbrush?

Yes, brushing works better with toothpaste. Use one made specifically for pets, since human toothpaste isn't meant to be swallowed by cats or dogs.

Will it work for my dog as well?

It's best suited to small dogs. The compact head and slim handle are sized for small mouths, so larger breeds will likely need a bigger brush.

Is it safe to use on a cat with chin bumps or sores?

If the chin looks red, swollen, scabbed or sore, have a vet check it before brushing. The brush is for gentle routine cleaning, not for treating skin problems.

See more everyday care essentials in our cat supplies collection, or find a coat brush to round out the kit in our cat brushes range.

Pick your color and give your cat a toothbrush that reaches every side without the wrist work.