Keep Your Dog or Cat's Breath Fresh and Teeth & Gums Healthy with Oxyfresh Professional Pet Toothpaste

R R: Cat dislikes the taste of this greatly though it has no strong odour. Will tolerate it so maybe it's helping a bit, but I can't tell how great of a job it's doing or if it's just on par with the past toothpaste. Very thick and gel-like.

Canada on Oct 16, 2023

Dawn: Customer service was very helpful. I like the water additive over the tooth paste.

United States on Oct 15, 2023

Annette Polkaehn: Unsere kleine Hündin ist sehr Geruch und Geschmack entpfindlich. Aber mit Creame hat sie kein Problem, weil sie total geruchneutral ist. Nehme sie sehr gerne für Sie nach dem Zähne putzen, dass beruhigt das Zahnfleisch. Kleiner Tip, ich beware sie im Kühlschrank auf, dass tut ihr gut, und beruhigt. 5☆ auch weil so ergiebig ist.

Germany on Sep 12, 2023

Robert: Excellent product, what else can I say the best.

United States on Sep 08, 2023

starlady77: Our dog holds still for the spray every morning. His teeth are white and breath is fresh.

United States on Jun 14, 2023

Harleypompom: First of all, no toothpaste can remove plaque safely. Otherwise, humans will be using them and dental cleaning won’t be needed. This toothpaste reduces immflamuation of gums and ‘reduce’ build up. It’s tasteless, safe ingredients and both dogs & cats show no aversion

Canada on Mar 31, 2023

AaaDdd: Really made a difference for the horrible breath of my 11 year old dalmatian. Didn’t actually make her teeth noticeably cleaner at all, but I’m so relieved about the breath that I’m still giving 5 stars (she’s gotten blood work done twice in the last 2 years to make sure the cause isn’t internal, that’s how bad her breath was. Her teeth aren’t terrible but her gingivitis is worse. I wonder if this soothes her gums? Regardless, it’s a life saver for me! ❤️

Canada on Mar 08, 2023

Review Two: Expensive but effective.

Canada on Jan 04, 2023

Anna: This was bought for my two cats in an effort to prevent any dental diseases or tartar buildup. However, they absolutely hated the taste of this. I had to hold them down and rub the toothpaste around their teeth while they tried to spit it out. My cats are very friendly and gentle but when it came time to brush their teeth, they tried as hard as they could to get away. To be clear, I can shove my finger around their mouth and rub their gum line and they just sit there. Same with a tooth brush. It isn't the brushing that bothers them, it's the toothpaste.

About the toothpaste itself, it has a chemically smell (not bad but not something a cat would like in my opinion) and it is a clear gel. It is fairly easy to use, just rub it on your cat's teeth with your clean finger or a clean toothbrush. Preparing the cat to get their teeth brushed is the hardest and most time-consuming part. It takes weeks or even months of getting used to fingers/brushes in their mouth and the toothpaste's taste. When I used it, my cats breath did change to smell like the gel. It has not made my cats sick in the two-three months that I have used it so that is good.

I did end up buying another...

United States on Jul 11, 2020

JezeBean: I’m reviewing the gel, not the toothpaste which is why I gave only 4 stars for flavor. I don’t think that it has a flavor (that’s not a negative). I have a young dog with hereditary gum disease. This gel was recommended by my dog’s Veterinary Dentist, a board certified dental specialist. He prescribed using the gel after her daily brushing, when teeth are newly cleaned. The gel then is applied and the extra action of the Oxyfresh gel helps fight the bacteria at the gum line. It is very simple to apply: working on 2 teeth at a time, I put a small amount on my index finger and rub it gently into the area where tooth meets gum. No need to use big globs of gel; you will quickly learn to be conservative and not waste product. My dog is used to having her teeth brushed and so was very cooperative when I started applying the gel as well. She is neutral about the taste, does not pull away but also doesn’t act like she wants to eat it right out of the tube. No noticeable scent. Helpful hint: keep the tube standing on end (cap down) so the gel collects at the opening. It can be a little tricky to get the right amount dispensed, as the tube is not as flexible as a normal toothpaste...

United States on Jul 12, 2019