Oxyfresh Advanced Cat & Dog Breath Spray – Instant Pet Breath Freshener: Easy No Brushing Teeth Cleaning Solution – Fight Plaque, Keep Teeth & Gums Healthy

After using less than 11 days THIS IS WORKING! Our dog doesn't like it sprayed in her mouth so I sprayed onto her FOOD (wet canned). There's 0 smell to it. I tried it myself and it was taste-neutral. I've been doing 1 spray 1x a day on food because other reviews mentioned loose stools so I was staying conservative until I knew no tummy upset. Our dog has had 0 stomach issues. Sometimes less is more :) MADE IN USA. Photos attached showing ingredients & contact info for any questions. Follow-up: I started using this on a 2nd dog (younger but had plaque developing even with brushing) and the plaque is GONE. I am directly spraying this INTO this dog's mouth and 1x on each side of the cheeks. I bought this bottle 3 months ago and for 2 dogs it's about 1/4 gone after 3 months. I will definitely be buying this again when we need it.

It weeks amazingly well. It really does help odor and tartar. I'm so happy my dog no longer has bad breath, because she kisses alot!

Love the product. Really does neutralize bad breath. It is nice to call it a day and not smell doggie breath. This would have been a 5 star if not for the spray. It comes out in small droplet spray, like aerosol. Only my opinion, but I think a heavier spray, 2 or 3 sprays vs up to 10 of the light weight, would be easier to cover the mouth area. This does work, it is only that my dog doesn't like the repeated sprays to get all mouth areas. I will purchase again, or perhaps make the nozzle larger. It would be easier if I had a dog who drank a lot at 1 time. That way I could add the product to the water bowl. But, then again, I am not certain how it works when diluted. Perhaps someone who offers it in the bowl will write a review.

Had ordered 2 of the 16 oz bottles using a measuring spoon to add to our dog's water. It seemed to be working, so we went to reorder and this item is no longer in stock. Therefore, ordered the 8 oz spray at double the cost and, since our dog doesn't like it sprayed in his mouth, we spray it 3 times in his water bowl. If you have the spray in stock, why aren't you making the 16 oz bottles. Isn't it the same product? This 8 oz spray is really pricey for what you get.

This product was recommended to by my daughter. She uses the one that you put in their drinking water. She said it made a huge difference. (Cleaner teeth & no more bad breath.) I didn't want to do that method since we have a few water bowls. So I've been spraying this in her mouth every night. She had one tooth that was yellowing and had a black line next to her gum. But her gums were also sore. The vet suggested teeth cleaning at hundreds of dollars. She's only 3 and not a big water drinker. I don't know if that plays into it? I'm so pleased this has worked so well! Her gums haven't been irritated. The yellow is almost gone. The black line has gotten so much smaller! And it hasn't been that long that we've been using it. Very easy to spray in on her teeth. I have to spread her lips. She would rather I didn't do it. But let's me. Takes a few seconds. Easy to use. I'm so very pleased with the results! And it looks like I won't have to have her go under to clean her teeth. I'm glad I went with the spray, since she's not much of a drinker. Once at bedtime is pretty easy. My daughter finds putting it in their water very easy and doesn't have to do anything else. It's nice there's options.

Better than anything else,

It works great.

I've given this a 4-star rating to start. I only received it today and used it once on my four pitties and a beagle mix. Every one of them reacted poorly, though not violently. They drooled and tried to get it out of their mouths. So, naturally, I tasted it myself. LOL It's sour. Not intensely so, like straight vinegar, but sour like you added a tablespoon of apple cider vinegar to a cup of water. And then the poor things aren't supposed to eat or drink for 30 minutes afterward. So, I did some research and discovered that erythritol and stevia are both safe for dogs. Both can cause gastrointestinal issues in large quantities, but they won't be imbibing large quantities. Tasting as I went, I discovered that a half teaspoon of erythritol per 8 oz of this dental spray cuts the sour without adding flavor or making it sweet. If I remember, I'll report back any noteworthy results now that they won't hate me once a day for 30 minutes. I should note that I've also started using the Oxyfresh water additive as well, so I won't know which is doing the magic, or if it's both.

My cat has always had atrocious breath from the time he was a kitten. I was skeptical this would work because nothing else had to date. The product is tasteless. I tested it on myself first. I also sprayed some on my skin to see if it would cause any irritation and it didn’t. When it dried, there was just a faint peroxide-like smell. My boy did not enjoy having something sprayed in his mouth, but he tolerated it. He didn’t react like there was a bad taste, or anything in his mouth to bother him afterwards. After the initial indignation, he settled back in for a nap. I’ve only used it twice and there is already a drastic improvement with his breath. Given the size of the bottle and the amount of spray released each time, I think it’s going to last a good while. Well worth it.

if you are sensitive about your dog breath smell its really good and helpful

It’s been exactly one month since I’ve been using this and what a difference!!!! I noticed my kittens breath got wicked stink during teething. Like a fish had died and started to rot. It was gross when he’d come by and open his mouth. And if he licked me, dear lord I’d run and wash the area right away. Now his breath is gone. Here’s what I did: Since his gums were too sensitive from teething I started spraying this in his mouth and on his tongue without brushing. Once his adult teeth started growing, I’d do a quick swipe with the brush since his gums were sensitive still. Then spray once per side (left, centre, right) with this spray. Then a few days later I started brushing again as normal but I used this spray as his toothpaste and I continue to do that presently. I either spray it on the brush as I go OR spray into a small vessel with enough to dip the brush each time and brush his teeth. Then I finish up by spraying on his tongue after brushing. I noticed a considerable reduction in stink the first day. By second week it was even less. Now a month in I don’t smell it. His stink breath is gone!!! I brush his teeth once a day. I use a very tiny brush head for cats. But I also use those finger wipes for his back teeth at times when I can’t get the brush back there.

My dogs teeth have changed so much may have gotten quite a bit wider took a little while, but I got them there. There’s some little brown tartar here and there, but we’re working on it. It’s just me I’ve been sick with the flu and you know you don’t want to really do anything with your dog great stuff.

Love the spray format, very easy to apply. This stuff is great for freshening breath especially if you use it on your dog every day. But I don’t think it cleans the teeth at all.