How do I use pet dental finger wipes?

Slip the wipe over your index finger, gently lift your pet's lip, and wipe along the gum line and tooth surfaces using small circular motions. Focus on the outer surfaces where plaque builds up most. The whole process takes about 30 seconds per side. No water or rinsing needed.

Are these safe for both dogs and cats?

Yes — Dr. Milou Pet Dental Finger Wipes are formulated for both dogs and cats. They're vet-backed and made with pet-safe ingredients. Always check the ingredient list if your pet has known sensitivities.

Can these replace brushing?

Finger wipes are an excellent daily supplement and a great starting point for pets who resist brushing. For maximum plaque and tartar control, they work best alongside a toothbrush or the Dr. Milou Ultrasonic Tartar Remover Kit. Think of them as your daily maintenance tool between deeper cleaning sessions.

Why are the wipes individually wrapped?

Individual wrapping keeps each wipe fresh, hygienic, and ready to use. It also makes them ideal for travel, vet visits, and boarding — toss a few in your bag without worrying about the rest of the pack drying out.

Which pack size should I choose?

The 10-pack ($10.95) is a great starter size to try the product. The 20-pack ($15.99) is better value for daily use and works out to about $0.80 per wipe. For a pet with daily dental needs, the 20-pack is the smarter buy.

Pet Dental Finger Wipes – Daily Oral Care for Dogs & Cats | Dr. Milou

10 Wipes

$10.95 $15.00

Pet Dental Finger Wipes – Daily Oral Care for Dogs & Cats | Dr. Milou

$10.95 $15.00

Daily Dental Care Without the Drama

Most dogs don't love a toothbrush. These do just fine with a finger. Dr. Milou Pet Dental Finger Wipes make daily oral hygiene simple — no water, no mess, no stress. Slip one on your finger, wipe along the gum line, done. Vet-backed and individually wrapped so they're always fresh and ready wherever you are.

When to Use Them

Starting a dental routine with a new puppy or kitten
Maintaining oral health for senior pets who resist brushing
Quick breath freshening on the go — travel, vet visits, boarding
Supplementing between full brushing sessions

Why Dental Care Matters

Periodontal disease affects over 80% of dogs by age 3. Daily wiping removes plaque buildup before it hardens into tartar — the leading cause of bad breath, tooth loss, and costly vet cleanings. A 30-second daily habit makes a real difference.