PetLab Co. Dog Dental Formula – Keep Dog Breath Fresh and Teeth Clean – Supports Gum Health – Dog Water Additive Dental Care Targets Tartar – Packaging May Vary

This stuff really works!
My eight-year-old Belgian shepherd had his teeth professionally cleaned about a year ago because they were so stained and there was a lot of plaque and tartar built up at the gum line. Since then, his teeth have started to build up plaque again, they are yellow, and his breath is kind of funky. I figured I had nothing to lose by trying Petlab Dental Formula, but I was dubious about whether it would work. Well, I’m here to say it definitely DOES work, and it’s amazing. We’ve been using it now for a little over a month. Within a week, his teeth were noticeably whiter and his breath fresher. Today I inspected more closely, and there is no build-up along his gum line. Just nice, clean teeth top to bottom. They are not as white as a puppy’s teeth, but I don’t think they ever could be. I mean, he’s an older dog. Like people, his teeth are yellowish. But they are definitely whiter than they were before using the formula, and they are CLEAN. That’s the most important thing.Some people are apparently concerned that their dogs won’t drink the formula. Have no fear of that. There is no discernible odor. I can vouch for that. I haven’t actually drunk the formula, but I doubt there is a taste since there’s no odor. And my dog literally laps it up. Every morning, I make a bowl of 8 oz. of water and mix in the required tsp of formula and watch while he drinks it so I know he’s had his daily dose. He eagerly drinks the entire bowlful, and then I fill it up to the top with fresh water, which he drinks from all day, filled as needed.Administering the product is easy, dogs like it, and it works. You can’t do much better than that. The product is pricey, but if it keeps my dog’s teeth clean and keeps us from having to get professional cleanings, it’s worth it.

Helps with My Labs Bad Breath
I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 because it’s expensive ( in my mind) for a dogs’ breath product. It lasted less than a month, before it was empty.

Working well for us, no odor, dog drinking plenty of water
My dog is 10.5, a Papillon. Small dogs typically have “bad” teeth. I have been brushing his teeth since he was 12 weeks old, sometimes more diligently than others. 4 years ago, he broke 3 teeth requiring dental surgery. The vet dentist advised us to use FreshMouth. A concentrate that you mix with water. This product seemed to do “ok”. There was still some staining but tartar was kept to a minimum and breath was good. He has not required any dental cleanings (the dentist did it while he was out for his surgery but it was not “necessary”). When I saw this product advertised I decided to give it a try. I’m tired of having to keep a gallon of mixed water for my dog in my fridge (the Freshmouth is a concentrate) and the staining is getting worse. So, we are on our 2nd bottle of Petlab and I am thrilled with the results! The staining is almost completely gone and what tartar he had (on one side where the opposing top tooth is gone there is some build-up) is soft and was easily scraped away with a dental tool I have at home. Trent’s breath is better than it was (although it wasn’t bad before, this seems to keep it fresh even after he eats). I see people complaining about the ingredients, but in the amounts that are in this, I don’t see a reason for alarm and it gets diluted again in the water. If you are worried about the ingredients take it to your vet. My dog had no side effects from this product and he has as sensitive tummy as a rule. I just subscribed to get it delivered every month.