OxyfreshAdvanced Pet Dental Spray – Instant Dog and Cat Fresh Breath: Easiest No Brushing Pet Dental Solution for Dogs and Cats – Best Way to Fight Plaque, Keep Teeth & Gums Healthy, 8oz.

This product was recommended to by my daughter. She uses the one that you put in their drinking water. She said it made a huge difference. (Cleaner teeth & no more bad breath.) I didn't want to do that method since we have a few water bowls. So I've been spraying this in her mouth every night. She had one tooth that was yellowing and had a black line next to her gum. But her gums were also sore. The vet suggested teeth cleaning at hundreds of dollars. She's only 3 and not a big water drinker. I don't know if that plays into it? I'm so pleased this has worked so well! Her gums haven't been irritated. The yellow is almost gone. The black line has gotten so much smaller! And it hasn't been that long that we've been using it.Very easy to spray in on her teeth. I have to spread her lips. She would rather I didn't do it. But let's me. Takes a few seconds. Easy to use. I'm so very pleased with the results! And it looks like I won't have to have her go under to clean her teeth.I'm glad I went with the spray, since she's not much of a drinker. Once at bedtime is pretty easy. My daughter finds putting it in their water very easy and doesn't have to do anything else. It's nice there's options.

Works fine

I'm impressed with this product and would buy it again. It has really helped my older Chihuahua's teeth and bad breath.

Have a bichon w terrible yeasty breath. Cud be coming from stomach.

Gift for my sister‘s dog. She says it works. His breath smells better.

good value, easy to use. My golden doodle isn't the biggest fan, but it does a wonder on her breath.

I've given this a 4-star rating to start. I only received it today and used it once on my four pitties and a beagle mix. Every one of them reacted poorly, though not violently. They drooled and tried to get it out of their mouths. So, naturally, I tasted it myself. LOL It's sour. Not intensely so, like straight vinegar, but sour like you added a tablespoon of apple cider vinegar to a cup of water. And then the poor things aren't supposed to eat or drink for 30 minutes afterward.So, I did some research and discovered that erythritol and stevia are both safe for dogs. Both can cause gastrointestinal issues in large quantities, but they won't be imbibing large quantities. Tasting as I went, I discovered that a half teaspoon of erythritol per 8 oz of this dental spray cuts the sour without adding flavor or making it sweet.If I remember, I'll report back any noteworthy results now that they won't hate me once a day for 30 minutes. I should note that I've also started using the Oxyfresh water additive as well, so I won't know which is doing the magic, or if it's both.

This really does work on dogs bad breath.