PetLab Co. ProBright Advanced Dental Powder - Dog Breath Freshener - Teeth Cleaning Made Easy – Targets Tartar & Bad Breath - Packaging May Vary - Formulated for Medium Size Dogs

The container is very small but the product work great!!The only problem is that my dog stopped eating so I give it to her once a week but her breath is fresh and her teeth are clean

Worked great on my furbabies teeth. Teeth are much cleaner than before using. I wish I had taken before and after pictures. I have not noticed fresher breath, but teeth appear cleaner and healthier.

At 53.95 when I purchased this, I knew it better work or I'd be returning it right away. And yes, it does fight plaque but the bottle it comes in is tiny, and I ordered the large size. The effect on the teeth is noticeable and has been helping remove some very discolored areas on the front teeth of my dog. The back teeth aren't really affected, so it doesnt perform as well as I had hoped, but I'm wondering if that's because it doesn't get all the way back in there as it's just sprinkled on top of your dogs food.It is very simple and easy to use, you just use the measuring scoop provided and sprinkle some over their food at meal times.I'm almost out now, and it did do a decent job on the front little teeth and the big canines, but did not get all the stains off and I still haven't figured out how to get it to the back of my dog's mouth with out sticking my finger on the teeth myself.For the value I'd say it's probably too expensive to keep up with as a daily item in our home, as I have several dog teeth cleaning items I use, but it cost about half of what taking my dog into the vet would be so if I look at it that way, it saved a little money.

I hardly write reviews, but my dog is my entire world so this was something important to me and I know other people share that feeling so I decided it was worth it. My golden retriever is turning 11 this year. I’ve been giving him supplements and closely monitoring his overall health since he was 7 since that is considered the senior years for a golden. I take a lot of pride in how healthy he is and a lot of people are shocked when I tell them his age (yes I’m bragging). I mostly say that because while his teeth are great for his age, they are probably my biggest concern right now as brushing them isn’t easy. I give him lots of things to chew on and get him groomed pretty regularly so they’re in good condition all things considered but could be better which is why I wanted to try this. All that being said, I do see a slight improvement but I don’t know if it’s worth the price. I’m still debating on repurchasing BUT if I do it WILL NOT be through Amazon because when it arrived the powder was all over the container somehow because it was sealed but still dirty, IDK. Because it was sealed I tried it anyway and it went well. It was easy to include into his food, it did not turn him away from eating, and like I said I do see an improvement. I intentionally only brushed his teeth once doing this, along side giving him things to chew on, and still see a slight difference in the plaque on his teeth, most on his canines. The price is a big turn off for me as I feel like I would rather just pay for a toothbrush and brush weekly rather than pay over 40 dollars a month, but then again it is about convenience. So in all, I’m still deciding to repurchase or not but if I do it will not be from Amazon.

I do not have proof, but after only 2 meals including this powder, my dog collapsed and was unable to get up for about a minute scaring my 7yr old to death who was letting her inside when it happened. My husband had to help lift up her rear end (100lb Golden Retriever) and her legs were then very shaky for about a day. I'm not sure if she was lethargic or scared to try, but I had to really coax her to get up and move around afterward and into the next day. I have now read other reviews of similar situations. I am also thankful I had purchased the smaller jar by accident, so she had gotten a much smaller dose than she would have otherwise. Again, she's a 100lb Golden Retriever who had gotten a clean bill of health on her hips, etc. from the vet literally the day before. I had asked my vet about this product and she had heard good things, but didn't have personal experience, but she didn't see an issue with trying it. Again, I can't directly correlate her collapse and shakiness to the use of this, but it was the only thing different that had occurred and it seems like others have experienced something similar, so for safety reasons we immediately discontinued use. I will also add that we have a 50lb Husky Mix who also had 2 meals with it and she had no issues at all.

We have been very pleased with this product for both our dogs. Even with the best intentions to care for our dogs teeth, they do not like having their teeth brushed and chew sticks only do so much. At each of their last visits, the vet didn't make any mention that their teeth needed any extra attention (usually our vet will point out if they have tartar or need better cleaning!) so we know it's working! Better yet, our dogs don't have bad breath!!! We have one dog that tens to have a sensitive stomach to certain foods, but this does not bother him at all. We use one scoop per day on their kibble and all is good. Very pleased customers here!

I have a 13 yr. old mini dachshund who gets her teeth cleaned regularly at the vet and doesn’t have bad tarter, but her breath was awful. This has worked wonders! Been using it about 2 weeks and her breath has no odor. She licks it out of her bowl every day day.