Plaque Off for Cats: Special Feline Formulation, 40g

Jojo: Je le donne à mes chats mélangé à la nourriture ,même la plus difficile l'accepte. Encore du tarte mais l'haleine est bien mieux

France on Oct 07, 2023

Julie: Attention comme dit ma vétérinaire ce n'est pas un anti tartre. Cela dépose un film gras sur les dents qui empêche le tartre de se fixer trop vite et du coup celui ci est plus mou et donc plus facile à retirer.
Mon chat avait une haleine horrible, depuis l'utilisation de 2-3 semaines c'est beaucoup mieux. J'ai également par la suite intégré les croquettes pour les dents (plus grosses et qui oblige le chat à croquer). Je pense que c'est un bon duo.

France on Sep 28, 2023

Ceri Taylor: It does work and keeps plaque away well. I swear by this product range, however, I was buying the blue cap one which was for dogs & cats. I found this one, the purple top for cats only, to give my boy bit worse smelling breath. Not very pleasant at all

United Kingdom on Sep 25, 2023

Adele: My vet told me that my cats had mild gingivitis, and that I need to start brushing their teeth. My first port of call was to buy some of those "denta-treats", but my cats are the most greediest cats in existence, so they inhaled them and didn't chew them at all, so quickly gave up on them.
My second port of call was to buy a cat toothbrush and toothpaste, and if your cats are anything like mine, you can guess how that went down...
After searching for vet approved products, I stumbled upon this gem. I have used this product on and off for about a year now, and after the first few attempts of using it for a few weeks, I thought it wasn't improving the plaque on their teeth, so stopped using it. However, a few months ago, I recently got another cat (totalling to three cats!), and her breath was the most absolute vile thing to ever exist - you could smell her breath whilst she was grooming herself in the same room! I decided to give this another shot, and have been religiously using it every day on all of my cats for 2 months now, and it actually does eventually work a treat!
Before writing this review I gave my two most stinkiest-breath cats mouths both a whiff, and though...

United Kingdom on Aug 23, 2023

Becca: This product has helped my cats a bit. It has helped my one cat with some of his plaque issues. It doesn't cure anything. But it did make the plaque a little softer for me to brush some of his hard tarter off.

United States on Aug 18, 2023

James V: Have a few elderly cats who had dental problems, teeth removed

This helped save their remaining teeth by adding a small scoop to their soft food

Anything that helps my little pals the way this did has my loyal business

United States on Aug 09, 2023

Liz Lee: Worked well for my cat's teeth. But even downgrading the dosage it gave him a bit of a upset tummy. Wouldn't recommend all the time only when needed.

United States on Jun 20, 2023

kathy bell: My cat loves the taste, I will update after his next vet appt.

United States on Jun 01, 2023

Cat LoverCat Lover: I had bought the ProDen Plaque treats first to see if my kitty would like the taste of it. She ate them just fine and because they went rather quickly and it was unnecessary calories. I decided to buy the ProDen powder for topping her food.

Unlike other plaque powders available this is rather fine powder and not minty. Not a course herb like substance. So it just mixes really well in her food. Dry &wet or just dry. It has an easy little scoop for sprinkling it on.

The vet wants me to brush her teeth 3 times a week coz she has mild gingivitis at 3 years old, but she will not let me near her mouth. I'm not holding her down and forcing it either because that's very stressful , for both of us. Totally not fair on her. I want her to enjoy her life, not worry daily if I'm gonna hold her down and force unnatural cat toothpaste in her little mouth. He said use Dentisept, which is sticky minty glue like stuff that is supposed to clean her mouth out. Yuck and noway.
I had to come up with a compromise fast.

This ProDen Seaweed/kelp powder is definitely worth buying. Trixies vet appointment is in 3 months to recheck the red spots on her gums. The vet will decide if...

United Kingdom on May 22, 2023

Anthony Nawal: Used for a month before my cats' annual check up. We have 3 cats, but only 2 went for the annual where I got feedback.

I bought this after I noticed one of my cats showing some tooth sensitivity (spitting food out, chewing weird, acting like he couldn't swallow, or like something was stuck in his teeth). He has been on watch for gingivitis since I adopted him (around 4mo old, he is now 2). I found this on the Vet Oral Health Council list of approved items and just went for it. Once he started using it on a regular basis, I didn't see any more of the signs I had seen before, and his breath has improved somewhat.

The teeth that were already a concern didn't change drastically for the cat with gingivitis, but the other teeth seem to be in good shape (crossing fingers). My other cats teeth were in perfect health, so I think this has made a noticeable difference along with brushing his teeth (the cat with the gingivitis won't allow me to brush his teeth at all). Using this in combination with brushing has given the best results, it seems.

My complaints about this product are that it's such a small amount of product for a large bottle (it's about half full when you...

United States on May 19, 2023