Does anyone know about the product Dental Fresh for Dogs teeth cleaning? The info I have is:
Dental Fresh for Dogs
Just add to your pet's drinking water for optimal oral health. Dental Fresh protects teeth and gums, removes plaque and tartar, brightens teeth, and freshens breath. Makes professional cleaning faster, easier, and gentler.
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Have used this product. Not much of an opinion on it. Bought it and never bought it again. I wish dogs could clean their own teeth huh? I feed her dry dog food hoping that most of the plaque gets off that way. I find if you don't feed the dog people food than their breath is pretty bearable. Good luck in your search for a product to solve your puppy's bad breath.
I had spent 600$to have my pompoms teeth cleaned and 8 pulled because infection her vet in eldorado hills buy Sacramento said to use fresh dental spray once day there is some build up but not bad helps against infection and bad breath I have used fresh dental spray for 3 years now and easy to use once a day spray into pets mouth and helps with cats also vet recremend
That's all I feed my babygirl is a receipe vegetables and turkey meat she loves it zucchini and sweet potato and carrots all fresh and broccoli they are very good for dog ground Turkey meat boil all got tired of feeding her dog foods has bad stuff hurt her
I have used this product...It helps,,but will not prevent the plaque from building . Nothing will stop that. I have 9 dogs, and use this 99% of the time, and have to take them to have their teeth cleaned still, but not nearly as often.
I tried it. My dog would not drink the water.
I gave this product to my dogs my 2 Chi's don't seem to have a problem with it. But my Pom is now being seen by a Vet due to De-hydration and Kidney problems.
I have used the product for water and it did not help. There is a product called Clean & Fresh made by Butler Animal Health Suppy that may do the trick.
We have used Dental Fresh for our golden since last August and it has made a great difference in removal of plaque! We swear by it. Hope this helps. John
My dog was diagnosed by his vet with severe gum disease. It cost me more than $800 to have him sedated and three teeth removed and all his teeth cleaned. My Vet, whom I've used for more than 20 years told me to buy Dental Fresh, he would not recommend it if it didn't work.
I bought the product for my Jack Russell who has the worst breath in the world. Unfortuneately it did not work for him. He hates breath or dental biscuits too. I'm still looking for a clue.
I've never used that particular product, but I do use "Liquid Oral Care" from Petkin, Inc. that really does a good job of sweetening my dogs' breath, and I think it may be helping clean their teeth, also.
as a vet student, I highly recommend the dental biscuts that are made by science diet. You give them to your dog in place of dog bones. I have not had to pay for cleaning of my dogs teeth in over 3 years and they are brite white! It runs about $35 a bag and last me with 3 dogs about a month. I pick it up at my vet's office. www.hillspet.com/
Only problem is my dog will only eat soft treats... any suggestions?
I have owned 3 big dogs, (2 labs and a setter) and never had a problem, I now have a part toy poodle and a toy poodle, and their breath gets so gross, it smells like old garbage.
If your dog won't allow you to clean the dirt from their teeth, (mine freak out!) the only solution is to take them to the vet, they sedate them, and clean them up. I've had to do this with my small girls twice now, and it's not cheap, but their breath smells good afterwards. I think every 4 years or so, it should be done. They've both had to have teeth extracted also. Too late to save them, unfortunately.
I feed canned for small dogs in the morning, and dry hard dogfood at suppertime. Little dogs are fussy, and the only treats they will eat are NOT created for cleaning teeth. They won't even LOOK at the stuff that's made for dental care lol (wouldn't ya know)
My large concern is whether it is safe or not. Does anyone know if it is safe? If it causes cancer or exacerbates tumors etc. than it's hardly worth the breath relief. I've found from switching to a naturopathic vet (who used to be a regular vet) that companies sell just about anything not caring about the effect on the animal, most foods but for Orajen are high in carbs, which is horrible for dogs but all the foods sell so they don't change them.
I found this product at TSC. We have 2 dogs and 4 house cats. 1 of our dogs, Pinky, has had the most awful breath since we got her. She will not eat "minty" snacks. She is a poop eater also (Don't waste your time trying to stop this behavior, we've tried everything). She has beard like hair around her mouth, and trimming it does help alot, but isn't a complete cure.
Nothing (with the exception of the aforementioned trimming) has had any effect at all until now. Within less than a day, her breath is at a normal dog level of stink. We have observed all of our "house animals" drinking with no aversion. As I've only been using this product for 2 days, I can't give an opinion on the health effects. I can say that the Synergy Labs "Dental fresh" product doesn't contain a sweetener, and aside from the clorine dioxide, there is only ingredients that are found in everyday human food. I like to snuggle with my dogs, and this product has made that activity more pleasurable with Pinky. I will use this product as long as I don't observe any negative side effects.
I've been using older bottles of Dental Fresh and believe it's helped the breath and tartar buildup on my 2 dogs. But! These have gold colored liquid, and at the time reviewers much preferred this to the green. Now, needing more, I can't find the gold. Does anyone know what happened, and if the green is as good?
Yes the additive fresh dental as well as the fresh dental teeth gel works along with dry dog food. Using these products along with dry dog food will help take the plaque off if there is alot it will take quite some time. I have a toy poodle and he had a tremendous amount of plaque and I started using these products first the water additive and it really helped plus with his breath and he had a bad tooth to so I ended up having to take him to vet to get it out so the vet finally decided since he had to put him out to get the tooth out he would clean his teeth to. Vet's really don't like cleaning there teeth unless it becomes a problem at least that is the way it is here and like you I thought oh my this is going to cost a whole lot but it was like $107 . Hope this helps.
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