PetLab Co. ProBright Dental Powder - Dog Breath Freshener - Teeth Cleaning Made Easy – Targets Tartar & Bad Breath - Formulated for Small Dogs

I ordered this in good faith and very happy with the results. I’ve ordered other products from PetLabCo before. I noticed my dogs breath was starting to get stinky. She’s 12. I never had her teeth professionally cleaned. The vets always told me has little to no plaque so it wasn’t necessary. But I want to make sure my dog stays happy and as healthy as possible. I ordered this and put this on her food in the morning. She has 0 issues with it. I noticed the bad breath went away and the little build up she did have on her teeth are gone. Her teeth are white! I’m happy and so is Roxy. Thank you PetLabCo.

This stuff actually works! My dog has always had healthy teeth and his breath has been pleasant, but at 10.5 yrs old, I was starting to notice a bit of staining on his back teeth and occasional stinky breath. We’ve only used one tub of the teeth brightener and already, a lot of the staining is gone and he’s back to his non-stinky mouth. Recommend.

Like that I saw results in less than a week. Not major results, but a little improvement.Ordered the non flavored first time, but ordered the chicken liver flavor second time. Works like a sprinkle on “food topper”.Sort of a pain to wet kibble and to remember to sprinkle on food.Price is too high in my opinion. So expensive that I Have found another dental powder that is a much better bargain.

I have been using this product on one of my dogs for a while now. (less then a year) It worked pretty well and I was happy about that UNTIL we just got some red flagged blood work from our Vet concerning WInston's kidneys. I started investigating all the products that I give him. This ProBright contains Sodium Hexametaphosphate 58.3 mg per serving in the SMALL dog size. The following information was taken from an internet sight.. "Sodium hexametaphosphate (HMP) is a chemical additive found in some dog foods and dental products that's used to reduce tartar buildup on teeth. However, it can be harmful to dogs and should be avoided if possible:Digestive issues: HMP can cause vomiting and diarrhea in dogs.Kidney problems: Long-term exposure to HMP can lead to kidney issues.Bone loss: HMP can cause bone loss over time.Skin and inhalation irritant: HMP is a skin and inhalation irritant in humans, and likely has similar effects on dogs.Growth inhibition: Long-term exposure to HMP can cause growth inhibition.Bone decalcification: Long-term exposure to HMP can cause bone decalcification.Before purchasing dog food, it's important to read the ingredient label to avoid products that contain HMP. You can also consider switching your dog to an organic or single-ingredient diet. "I will be stopping it immediately. In doing so I hope it reverses the problem that has started. We will recheck his blood labs in a month.

I went off of the videos, reviews and ads I was receiving and purchased this thinking everything would be ok. But since giving this to 1 of my dogs for 12 days I’m getting worried. She’s 6 and a half just for a general understanding for energy and health. She’s become extremely lethargic and has been drinking water like there’s no tomorrow and peeing a lot! She’s been sleeping so much more than typical for her and she just isn’t interested in playing much. We went for a 45 minute walk today, came back and within 5 minutes she was asking to go outside again (twice actually!) and peed twice more before passing out on the couch. This just isn’t typical behavior for my dog. At first I was worried about a UTI but upon further research it turns out these are side effects of this powder. We are going to reduce her intake in hopes it keeps her breath fresh without it attacking the other parts of her system but don’t foresee us buying this for her again. It sucks seeing her so tired, I’ve been thinking she was depressed, but I’m assuming it’s this powder just taking its toll on my typically happy playful dog. Not worth it. Give your dog a sample size before going all in to make sure these or other side effects don’t affect your dog.