Pets are Kids Dog Dental Spray - 8oz Premium Dog Breath Spray & Dental Care - Natural Breath Freshener, Fights Tartar, Plaque & Gum Disease, Mouthwash for Dogs & Cats - Mint Formula Water Additive

No more stinky breath

Reason for purchase: my little dogs breath smelled liked death freshly warmed over and she loves to lay with her head on your shoulder. Background: We have tried several things from Tropiclean water additive or gel and recently we have been using a foam style one (forgot the brand). Needless to say the dogs drink less water with the additive and after the bottle of gel was used up we noticed little to no difference with Plaque and bad breathe on our Pomeranian. The Australian Shepherd is still in good shape. Both the foam and gel where used during their nightly teeth brushing. The item: The Premium Pet Dental Spray after 4 weeks is working well. Both of our dogs love to have it sprayed on their teeth. The fact that they do not fight it like the foam stuff has been a real plus for us. Although the spray itself has a good smell, I check their breath a few hours later before they eat. This is where I have noticed that after the first 2 the small dog’s breath was not 100% repulsive. That itself is am improvement. Over all I would say the little dog breath is bad but not horrible anymore. I cannot say much for the plaque portion yet as it seems too early to notice a real improvement. With two sprays sessions a day (2 sprays per side and one up front) the bottom seems it will last for a few months. Note: No solution works without a routine. It takes less than 3 minutes day to tend to our dogs teeth and we often combined it with our dental cleaning time. No I do not use my toothbrush… I use the wife’s ;) Final verdict: I would recommend giving this a try for a few weeks and see how your pets like it and your nose.

Dogs will readily drink the water with the spray in it, but DO NOT like it sprayed on their teeth/gums/cheeks. They shy away and wrinkle their noses. I tried it to see why, and to me it's a very mild minty toothpaste flavor, but to them it must seem much stronger. Seems to help their breath a little with the water-only usage, but not as much as I'd hoped. 9/9/17 -- Okay, an update on this product. My Blue Heeler, the dog we got this for, has learned to tolerate it and is much more cooperative with me spraying his gums. Various dragons and other carrion feeders used to file complaints about his breath, but with continued use of the dental spray it is becoming less objectionable and the complaints have dwindled. I won't say he eagerly looks forward to me treating him, but he is no longer fighting it and his breath is actually fairly pleasant when we use this regularly. Still spraying their water as well (slightly heavier than recommended) and they seem to enjoy it that way. I came back for seconds, so take that as a good sign!

My pup has a top tooth that is very sensitive, so I am unable to give it a good cleaning with finger brushes or tooth brushes. I started as suggested, spraying some into my hand so that he could smell it and find the mint pleasing. He is very cooperative with getting the dental spray, so I am doing it (almost) daily. It has only been a few weeks, so I am hoping this helps his sensitive area improve such that brushing is again possible. But even if that is the case, this spray will come in quite handy if I forget to brush his teeth often enough!🤞🐾

I’ve been using this dental spray for my dog for a few months now, hoping it would help with his bad breath and plaque buildup. It’s easy to use, I just spray it directly into his mouth or add it to his water. The minty smell is nice, but I haven’t noticed a big improvement in his breath or teeth. His breath is slightly fresher right after using it, but the effect doesn’t last long. As for tartar and plaque, I haven’t seen much difference. It might work better for dogs with mild issues, but for more noticeable results, I think regular brushing or professional cleaning is still necessary. It’s a convenient option, but I was expecting better results.

I have a chi mix dog that I adopted that had come from a hoarding situation. Poor Inky has so much tarter on his teeth, probably due to cheap dog food he was fed in the past. His teeth obviously hurt because he would take his time eating and I did see him lose one tooth in the past. I bought this product hoping it would help and it is working. His upper canine teeth were completly covered in thick tarter. At first Inky didn't like having his mouth squirted but after about 3 days he sat still for it. I guess it tastes nice to him. About 2 weeks ago about half of the tarter broke off of one of his more crusted canines and revealed a nice white tooth. The rest of the tarter is beginning to soften and will probably break off in time too. His other teeth which also have lots of tarter are beginning to look whiter too. Inky has A LOT of tarter so he still has a long way to go to having nice white tarter free teeth but this works. It softens the tarter and when he eats now he doesn't seem to be in much pain chewing like before. If you expect it to work in a day or two, it doesn't work that fast but if you have a dog like mine that has years of tarter buildup on his teeth due to neglect this product is doing the job without hurting my little rescue that I adopted. The two photos are him when I first got him sitting on the outside bench and the other is after I've had him for a year and working to clean up his teeth with this product.