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So Far So Good
I recently purchased the CLFJLXYX Dog Dental Powder (sold under the name XSVSEIE) for my dogs after hearing about the benefits of dental powders in maintaining oral health and freshening their breath. I was hopeful about this product, as many people say that using this kind of powder can really make a difference, and vets seem to approve of them in general. The jar itself doesn’t mention the brand name CLFJLXYX, but rather XSVSEIE, which initially raised a small red flag for me. While the brand claims “vets approve it,” it doesn’t specify which vets, which would have been reassuring if they referenced the VOHC (Veterinary Oral Health Council) approval to show it has been scientifically proven effective.On the positive side, the ingredients listed seem to be exactly what you’d want in a dental powder—ingredients that are generally known to help clean teeth and improve breath. My dogs also don’t mind the taste (they might even like it), and I appreciate how easy it is to use: just a simple scoop sprinkled on their food daily. The product description also mentions that you can dissolve it in water for them to drink, but there are no specific directions on how much water to use. I would have liked a little more guidance on this.As for effectiveness, I understand that it takes a few months to truly gauge how well it works, so I can’t speak to any dramatic results just yet. My dogs seem to be doing fine with it so far, and I’m hopeful that over time, it will help keep their teeth clean and their breath fresh. That said, it’s important to remember that this is not a substitute for brushing, so I will continue brushing their teeth regularly.The biggest concern I have is that it’s hard to verify if this product has been properly tested or approved, especially with the lack of VOHC approval or more information on the “vets” mentioned. I’m hopeful that it works as advertised, but only time will tell if it truly makes a difference for my dogs’ dental health.Overall, I’m cautiously optimistic. The ingredients seem solid, my dogs tolerate it, and it’s easy to use. I’m deducting one star due to the lack of clarity around the “vet approval” claim and the absence of specific instructions for dissolving the powder in water. I’ll update my review after using it longer if I see noticeable improvements.

Better breath
So dog doesn’t really like when I put this on her food but she does end up eating it. I do notice that her breath doesn’t smell as bad as it normally does. It hasn’t changed her poop, which is usually the sign that it is not bad for her diet either.

Don’t see a difference
I decided to try canine dental powders after my vet noticed some decay on both of my dogs’ teeth.I used this after trying another dental powder so I could compare the two brands, so the lack of difference I am seeing may be that the first jar did what dental powders can do quickly and there was not much benefit left that could be seen in the short-term. However, the dogs absolutely LOVED the taste of this powder, and there were some good nutritional ingredients, including kelp. The green powder made it look like there was powdery mildew around my dog dishes, so be aware of that!Their teeth did not get worse, which means they maintained the improvement that I saw before I started this powder. One of my dogs may have a slight improvement on one side, but it is hard to get the before and after pictures in the same lighting, so it is hard to tell. I think this is the type of product that must be used long-term in order to see consistent “paw-sitive” results. One jar lasted approximately two weeks, adding it twice a day for two large dogs. I am sure it would last longer for smaller dogs that eat less kibble.Overall, I cannot give a thumbs-up or a thumbs down to this product. I think I would have to use this for longer for a fair review, but I used up the entire jar for my two big dogs before I had a chance to see much of a difference.

fresh breath is better than bad breath
i love my fur babies and truly believe prevention is best which is why i ordered this product, i’m not sure as far as how it will work to remove plaque off my dogs teeth because they don’t really have any (they are 3 and 4) i always give them treats to help clean their teeth, one thing i will say about this product it definitely makes their breath fresh, i only feed my babies once a day, so this is including in their meal

I recently ordered the CLFJLXYX Plaque Off Powder for my brother’s cats to help with tartar and plaque removal. Although his cats don’t show many signs of plaque, he wanted to give this product a try. One of the cats doesn’t seem to mind having it sprinkled on his food, but the other two wouldn’t touch their food. Your mileage may vary with this product, but it appears to work well for some pets. The fact that it’s 100% natural and provides dental care and breath freshening makes it worth a try. Highly recommended to see if it works for your furry friends

Ho due cagnette a casa, la simil pincher ha problemi con i denti.Purtroppo, non possiamo avvicinare ulteriormente una pulizia dentale alla successiva perché sarebbe da impostare a meno di un anno, quindi il veterinario mi ha consigliato l’utilizzo di dentifricio e/o polvere per gestire quest’intervallo, seppur senza grossa enfasi.È importante fare una premessa, il mio veterinario mi ha avvertito che queste tipologie di prodotto lasciano il tempo che trovano perché, la produzione di placca e tartaro dipende non solo dall’alimentazione ma anche dal PH orale del cane.Siccome male non fa, ho provato questo prodotto (la mia canina non si lascia spazzolare i denti quindi non potevo fare diversamente).La confezione arriva nel suo scatolo, termosigillata e con sigillo interno.Vi è all’interno un piccolo cucchiaino e a seconda della taglia del cane, viene indicata la posologia.La polvere è di un colore verde menta, non ha odore e sicuramente è insapore, perché nessuna delle mie due cagnette sembra notarla sopra i croccantini.In sostanza la polvere, agevolata dalla masticazione del cane va a depositarsi fra i denti e il colletto gengivale prevenendo la formazione della placca.Può esserevanche sciolta nell’acqua ma onestamente credo perda efficacia.Chiunque sappia come si gestisce l’igiene orale, capirà che seppur possibile, l’efficacia del prodotto è blanda quindi, se avete un cane con produzione di placca e tartaro veloce, farete poco o nulla per tardarne la ricomparsa.In generale trovo che aiuti comunque leggermente a gestire l’alitosi, per il resto non noto differenze sostanziali nemmeno sulla simil collie che ha i denti puliti e gengive rosa.In sostanza non è un prodotto malvagio, ma va acquistato con le corrette aspettative perché, l’utilizzo costante di questa polvere, non si potrà mai sostituire (e probabilmente non andrà ad allungare i tempi ) della pulizia professionale effettuata dal vostro veterinario.