I have used pet finger dental wipes before; however, the type I had used in the past were reuseable soft cloth finger wipes, which one dipped into a small pot of pet toothpaste, and then rinsed off after cleaning one's pet's teeth. These HICC wipes, however, are pre-moistened (presumably with some substance which can clean a pet's teeth) and disposable; the container holds 80 of these wipes - enough for about 1 1/2 years of cleanings of 1 pet's teeth if cleaning once/week. I tried one of these with my elderly Jack Russell Terrier a few days ago. She didn't much like the experience (largely because I've been lazy about cleaning her teeth, so she's not used to it); however, the wipe did remove some of the surface gunk from my dog's teeth. These will be most effective if you've already gotten your dog or cat accustomed to having their teeth cleaned, or start doing it on a regular basis as soon as you adopt your pet. I find finger brushes & finger wipes a bit easier to manipulate around a pet's mouth than a pet toothbrush (as long as your pet doesn't bite you!), and having these disposable finger dental wipes already pre-moistened will allow the teeth-cleaning process to be completed as quickly as possible. Recommended.