VETIQ Denti-Care Powder For Cats 12+ Weeks & Dogs 8+ Weeks, Natural Oral Care Remedy to Help Remove Plaque & Prevent Tartar Build Up & Keeps Teeth Cleans & Freshens Breath, 60 g

Me encanta mis perritas tienen los dientes limpios y no les huele el aliento

He hecho fotos del antes y el después y no hay diferencia. En el aliento de mi perro tampoco. Creo que no vale la pena.

Brilliant powder helped with dogs breath only thing I would say is doesn’t come with a scoop where others do

My dog loves VetIQ toothpaste and his teeth have always been perfect with it. I trust VetIQ as a brand. I always use dental sticks with him as an added extra to help get bits I can't reach and get off the excess before brushing which we usually do at night after he has ate for the day and settled down. Seen some more expensive brands start to advertise Dental powders on TV so thought I'd check if VetIQ did one and give it a try. You only need a small amount (If you have a small dog like me) and sprinkle it over their food. I was worried incase my dog refused to eat his food as I have the fussiest dog alive. However he ate his food as normal so he either must not notice the taste or it tastes good! I don't notice a smell off the powder, but I haven't stuck my nose in the tub! I would say great value for money as I've noticed it does reduce build up for me to brush away, I wouldn't abandon brushing all together but it is effective for keeping my dog's teeth and gums healthy for those days you forget to brush! The size of the container is small but has lasted me a good amount of time as I am only using half a teaspoon per day as guides for the size of my dog. I think the main active ingredient is seaweed which is also promoted by the more expensive brands!

These granules have a natural mint/herby scent. My dogs were intrigued the second I opened the pot: we're now on our third pot, and these granules are part of our daily routine. A vet recommended these to my daughter for her cat, and we decided to give them a try. The tiny scoop is the blessiest thing I've ever seen. It's a pain to get out of the pot, though, especially when it's emptier. I punched a hole in the end of the scoop handle and attached a ribbon, which resolved that problem. My dogs' teeth do look clean, so I'm assuming the granules are doing their job. Even if they're not, they smell nice, and the dogs love them.