Does this product help with doggie bad breath at all?
1034152
It hS not made any difference regarding their breath. But it has aided in digestion noticeably and corrected abdominal growling and gives healthy bm
1034153
It is not likely to help with bad breath, as that usually comes from the mouth and this helps in the stomach and intestines.
441071
No....I actually found that after the 1st couple of walks with this product, where it dod work....my dog started ignoring it. I've found a small spray bottle with water, works WAY better. All I have to do now when they are barking, is pick up the spray bottle (or sometimes even just threaten to get it) and they stop. I think if you're using this as a training tool for a puppy...it could be useful, but my two 2 1/2, and 2 yr old fur kids, just tune it out.
2033714
I would say no, at first I could tell that this product did something to my neighbors husky that barks non-stop. After about 5-10 min, back to the same barks. Waste of money.
1655597
The previous two responses sum it up for you. I would try not to use any airwicke or plug-in type air freshners since you want your dog to be able to detect the D.A.P. scent. When we had our Pom this product didn;t seem to help, but it IS working with our little rescue Chihuahua mix. : )
2250786
Well, it just might, there is no scent in these tage that might smell good enough to eat. I liked the idea of non-chemical repellant, also, but my dog is very old, 18, and would have seizures. He cannot tolerate a "regular" flea collar and for what ever reason still had frequent seizures with the Tags. Please let me know how your dog repondes to these. Merry Christmas.
627157
Helps but depends on how old the dog is and past dental hygiene. Our little dog has a poor history and was old when we got him and have had several teeth pulled the first time he went to the vet. Since using this daily his teeth has gotten better but still stinky. Our other dog whose younger has been great and doing better.
1487478
I don't think it says it's for whitening, but it keeps your dog's breath fresh. I didn't think it was doing the whitening thing, but my daughter has a little dog too and asked me the other day how I keep Missy's teeth so white....so maybe it does help with that. I don't know if I'd trust that for a dog show though. You may want to do some Google searches on dog teeth whitening.
53021
I am sorry, I didn't comment on the ingredients but on its effectiveness. I commented that it didn't solve the bad breath in my dog.
1514172
If you are referring to a dog and the odor is from her fur, I don't believe this will help. This product is for intestinal flora problems and not for external fur problems. I would check with a vet or groomer about this.
705534
I have no idea. I once had a problem with my pet seal. It had horrible fish breath and refused to brush after lunch so I fed it breath mints.
1076860
not sure about gingivitis, it did help remove tarter build up and left breath fresh my dog really liked the product
1284195
I wouldn't think so as it is for the tongue to help bad breath. Whether this helps to stop germs travelling to gums I think you would have to ask the designer of the product. chris collard
800556
About 2 X 3 1/2. I do notice our dogs will lick on oneside of the tongue,then on theother. This is the onlyproduct that will clear up the bad breath. I have tried the dog tooth paste and it just doesn't do the trick.
1153232
I have 2 boxers. 1 of them has no odor at all. The other 1 you couldn't stand for her to get near you. REALLY BAD breath. Within a few days I noticed a marked improvement in her breath. AFTER 1/2 bottle she is actually pleasant to be around.
53018
Hmmm - I did not look at the ingredients, but only know that my dogs didn't like the flavor and I didn't keep the packages (gave them away). In terms of breath freshening, I have found that several of the products to add to their water have been very helpful (Pet Fresh brand especially), but they also caused significant stomach upset after a week or so (vomiting), so I stopped those, too. For dental freshness, we now take our smallest dog for non-anesthetic sonic teeth cleaning every 3 months or so. Expensive, but it really helps.
914638
I will give you some details about the Aero-Dawg that hopefully will give you wisdom about it working for your baby. I have a Chihuahua. Two different sized rubber mouthpieces are supplied. I find it difficult to make a seal around her lil snout. Her allergist and her pulmonary specialist have demonstrated it on her, and they didn't get a seal around her snout, either, but felt she was getting the medication sufficiently. My husband and I administer it together. One of us holds her, and the other holds the Aero-Dawg. I have used it on her by myself, when he's been away---so one person can administer it. Since there are two sizes of mouthpieces, you should be able to use it for a Doxie. I can't imagine how it works for a flat faced dog. I hope I've helped. Best wishes---we are former Doxie parents.
1028862
I'm not sure if it works.Best way if you have tarter build up is have your dogs teeth cleaned and then keep them clean.I had my dogs cleaned last year then use a tarter chew called brushless-toothpaste,I freeze them.Then use a water additive.This year his teeth were perfect. Hope this helps