- Description
- Ingredients & Dosage
- Reviews
Vet's Best Enzymatic Toothpaste for dogs combines the benefits of baking soda, Neem Oil, and enzymes for healthier teeth and gums. Made in USA.
Features:
- Keeps breath fresh
- Brightens and strengthens teeth
- Gently cleans away plaque and tartar
- Great fruity flavor
Ingredients:
Glycerin, Aloe, Pectin, Neem Oil, Grapefruit Seed Extract, Baking Soda (Sodium Bicarbonate), Glucose Oxidase (Enzymes), Natural Flavors.
Directions:
Apply with a brush or rub with your finger on your pet's teeth 2-3 times per week. For maximum results, allow no food or water 1/2 hour before and after application. Visit your vet once a year for a professional cleaning.
* Ingredients and dosage listed are for informational purposes only and are subject to change by the manufacturer. Always refer to the manufacturer and actual product label/inserts for current ingredients, recommended dosage, precautions and warnings before use.
Review Summary
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100% Recommend this product (4 of 4 responses)
By Ronda D.
Vet's Best Dental Gel 3.5 oz
January 14, 2023
Love the dental gel but feel your shipping costs a bit high as most people such as me cannot afford to be ordering over $59 dollars worth of product at a time.
By James
Healthy teeth
April 7, 2020
My dogs teeth looks clean and breath smells great. It took about two weeks to notice the results. I brush her teeth once a day and her vet says it looks a lot better.
By Dave
Northern California
Neem Toothpaste for Dogs
March 21, 2013
Since this takes months to prove effective, I am using it daily on my dogs following their teeth cleaning. I'll write another review in 6 - 12 months if asked to do so. Otherwise, I won't remember to do it. If the Ayurvedic medical claims are correct then they should never develop tartar or gingivitis or need a teeth cleaning again.
By Lucy
Hawaii
Flavor more acceptable to my dog than VetzLife
October 19, 2011
My dog refused the expensive product my vet sold me called VetzLife. I won't try to force a 66 lb dog if it's not life-threatening. We haven't been using it long enough to determine the long term effectiveness.
Pros
- Price is right for my pocketbook; favor acceptable to my dog
Cons
- Nothing yet, waiting to see results.