VetoquinolDentahex Pet Oral Hygiene Rinse, 8oz

I bought his for my cat because his teeth are not so great. He has mild gum disease and will need some dental work. I want to preserve what I can. I started this about 2 weeks ago. I use a plastic syringe I do 2 ml total and 1 ml on each side of his gums. THE CAT WILL DROOL ALOT!! don’t be alarmed, the drool gets less and less. I use it once every night, it’s not pleasant for my fur baby, but it’s helping so much!! The first pic with the fingers was taken before and the second picture was after 2 weeks once a night and the difference is INSANE, even the gums are less inflamed. All in all, it’s unpleasant for them and he hates the taste but the result are AMAZING.

This does work! My dog has some health issues that contribute to his bad breath!I just put it on his favorite food…watermelon and he chows it down!

My vet recommended this for my cats with gingivitis. It works well but DO NOT follow the instructions on this bottle please. I did, and ended up squeezing too much into my cats mouth and he started running around drooling and salivating everywhere.. it was very scary and I felt so horrible.Please just use a Q tip with a small amount of the liquid on it and rub that on their gums. Works way better and you’re not accidentally squirting too much into their mouths. It’s not good for them to in-jest too much of this long term so please use a Q tip.

I have been really happy with this product. Our pup has an overbite and plaque builds up very quickly on his teeth. Read other reviews and decided to put it in a spray bottle. I put it right up to his dirty teeth and spray. It spooked him at first but now he doesn’t mind it and licks up whatever falls out of his mouth. His plaque has slowly dissolved of the last month and his breath smells great. Highly recommend!

Daisy the Dog hates this stuff, but man oh man does it work to kill her Komodo Dragon breath. The vet recommended it to us as better than trying to brush her teeth because it quickly spreads along the gums and actively kills bacteria while it's in there. Plus it makes her breath a lot better. She still gets occasional "dental chews" but they irritate her gut and this stuff is simply effective.

After my dog had 17 teeth extracted earlier this year, her vet prescribed this mouth rinse. Everyday I change my dog's water, I squeeze a little of this in her water bowl, then add water. She loves it, and it makes her breath smell fresh. No more poop breath.

This product (Vetoqunol Dentahex) is listed as "unflavored" - which is a bald-faced lie, and false advertising. It is as minty in smell and flavor, as it is in color; it gives very strong menthol. So much so, that I could taste it on My tongue just from smelling it. The moment I just BEGAN to apply it to My cat's gumline - she bolted. Took off like a bullet, and immediately started smacking loudly and incessantly, as well as foaming and drooling at the mouth, and pawing at her face and head. She was traumatized, and kept running from and dodging Me for a full 10 minutes, afterward. It took her 20 or so, to finally calm back to normal.I find it stupid, btw, and a disservice to consumers - that it is against the guidelines now, to include info in a review about your experience with a seller, and packaging. ALL of that is DIRECTLY relevant to the buyer's experience, and it makes sense to have it all in one place. But of course, that doesn't serve corporate interests. It's disgusting how they try to frame it like these new rules are for consumers' sake. Another false advertisement.

I would have given 5 stars if the flavor could be something far more logical for a cat. Something like tuna, chicken or beef flavors. I understand that pets have issues with bad breath but more often than not it is due to rotting teeth/cavities. And, so the teeth need to be pulled and/or cleaned to resolve the odor. A mint flavor is repulsive to my cats & I hate seeing how they react to the taste. However, I do like how this product as it helps to remove food debris from their gums and teeth. I haven't used it long enough to see any results but will try to remember to update. I'm planning to take my cats in for a cleaning and so according to other reviews I am hoping this product will help prevent having to place my cats under anesthesia for cleanings as they are now considered "mature" in age (9-10.5 yrs old).Update: my cats still HATE the taste and it's a fight to use it on their teeth and gums. However, along with using PlaqueOff this product has been helping to release/remove tartar build up... slowly but it IS helping.I use a cotton round, fold it in half, pour some solution on the pad & wipe their teeth and yellow stuff does come off.When I used just water on the cotton round nothing came off and so I assume this solution is helping. Still, can't give more stars due to the mint flavor (and artificial coloring).