5.0 out of 5 stars Really good! Works great!

H. · 22 May 2025

Ok my dog is 15! She’s got bad breath! I’ve been using the powder in her food! It has helped. But this toothpaste is amazing! I purchased the finger brushes to brush her teeth and I put a little of this tooth paste on the finger brushes! You’ll find them on Bolo i think there’s 3 pairs in a box! Anyway her teeth weren’t looking great as she would never let me brush with a tooth brush! I’m gutted I didn’t find this years ago! Her teeth looked better even from the first brush! And she lets me do it! I was really surprised as she’s a bit of a diva and would growl! But she’s a very gentle dog! She luvs the taste and lets me clean her teeth! I was shocked! Well worth it! Works great! She’s too old to go under local anaesthetic to have them cleaned! So this has really helped! Thank you seller!

4.0 out of 5 stars Good overall, yummy taste

S. · 9 March 2025

My cat loves the taste if this and its the only reason she find brushing somewhat tolerable. I see a difference already in helping with juvenile gingivitis so I will definitely continue getting it. My vet also sells it so I take it that they also recommend it. Only thing is, and why i’ve substracted a star from the rating - i wish it lathered a little. It just disappears into thin air after placing it on the teeth and gums; immediately there’s nothing left on the brush and I dont want to keep brushing without paste on there is literally no lather so I reapply the paste quite a few times during a brushing session.

5.0 out of 5 stars Great toothpaste

t. · 4 August 2025

my 15 year old jack russell's teeth were in a bit of a bad way. I'd tried other toothpastes in the past but with no real results. Started using this product a week ago, and the difference in the colour of her teeth is amazing plus her breath smells better too! I know it won't get rid of the hard tartar on her teeth but at her age I don't want to risk putting her under anaesthestic to get them cleaned. This toothpaste has made a remarkable difference, and my dog doesn't mind getting her teeth cleaned. In fact I think she likes the poultry taste!

5.0 out of 5 stars Well worth the money!

H.p. · 31 January 2025

I cannot believe how well this toothpaste works on my dog! His teeth have improved so much over the past two weeks of daily brushing, they are already getting proper white again!. He doesn’t mind the taste and it’s a good texture/thickness so it will go along way and make sure all the teeth have product and are cleaned. I will definitely be purchasing again the quality is just too good, my pooch finally has nicer smelling breath again!

5.0 out of 5 stars Great product!

P.l. · 12 June 2025

Really works to reduce stubborn scars

3.0 out of 5 stars Slower Delivery Than Expected. Sticky Gel, Not The Paste I Thought I Was Buying, This One Different From The Product My Vet Uses

C.R. · 15 December 2017

My vet suggested I get some enzymatic toothpaste for my nearly 20 year old boy.His teeth have always been really good, partly because I’ve always taken my first vet’s advice to feed hard food, because it prevents plaque and tartar building up, as does allowing them to hunt and eat small rodents. Oz has always only eaten the heads of mice (I think he’s been looking for the iodine in their thyroid glands, normally cats eat the meaty bodies first, but Oz never has, and we still find decapitated mice outside the back door or on the drive now), and it’s the bones that keep a cats teeth clean, not the meat.In 2013, he developed a dodgy looking canine tooth on his upper left, which was resolved by giving him Dentals. Can’t think of the brand now, but they’re chunky big pieces of hard food and you only need a few added to their normal food. Worked very well, and no further issues until his breath started stinking about a year ago. We thought it was caused by his aging digestive system, because the litter tray bears witness to a deterioration in that department, too.To our horror, he started pawing at his mouth one day a few months ago, and couldn’t pick up any solid food at all. Upon inspection, his lower left canine had subluxated and was lying completely flat, pointing forwards. Straight to the vet, who was able to pull it out with pliers. We felt incredibly bad that this rotting tooth must have been the cause of his stinky breath, and not his tummy or guts after all. He must have been in so much pain for so long. A two-week antibiotic injection took care of the remaining infection.Breath then fine, until very recently when it began to get distinctly niffy again. My vet suggested some enzymatic toothpaste to help break down the bacteria that cause these problems. Older cats tend to have drier mouths and stickier saliva, so bugs that would normally be washed away by a healthy production of watery saliva stay attached to the teeth and gums instead of being washed away, and cause problems. He’s had another 2-week antibiotic injection (we can’t risk putting him under to extract any problematic teeth due to his age) and she applied some stuff out of a big tube. It looked a bit like fish paste. It was browny-beige, and definitely a paste, not a gel. This one, for cats, in the 43g tube, is a gel.I realise now that she used the Virbac Enzymatic 70g tube, which seems to be the one advertised on here for dogs. The questions section asks if that one can be used on cats, too, and people have said that their vet says yes it can. I’m sure that it was the For Dogs one in the 70g tube that my vet used on Ozzie recently.This one is a sticky gel, doesn’t smell of anything much to me but says it’s fish-flavoured. The dog one is poultry-flavoured. I tested the gel product on my two younger girls first. One sniffed politely, then turned away. I persisted, and she took a tiny lick, shook her head and declined any further efforts to interest her in it. I put some on the paw of my other girl, because several reviewers have said that was the most effective way for them to get their cats to take it into their mouths. My girl sniffed it then pretended it wasn’t there. I picked it up off her paw and smeared it round her gums and lips, and she licked it up, but with displeasure. She wasn’t at all happy with the taste.Smeared it all round Ozzie’s gums and lips (my vet said that brushing isn’t necessary, because it works once in contact with their saliva, and even sticky, old-cat saliva will carry it round all the teeth, as well as the rest of the mouth, as long as they lick it up. When my vet applied it, she rubbed it on the outer surfaces of the top and bottom teeth with her finger, so that’s basically what I did. You can gently lift the lips up to access the teeth, or if you’re a seasoned cat-handler, you can gently open the mouth by putting your thumb behind the front teeth and applying very light pressure, and have even more access to the teeth). Anyway, Ozzie was completely disinterested. He licked it up, because that’s what they do to anything you apply to their mouths, but he wasn’t looking for any more of it afterwards. Since he’s got older, he’s permanently looking for things to eat, so this is a clear sign that he isn’t keen on the flavour.I’m going to get the dog one and see if that is more acceptable to any of them, but Oz in particular. I need him to actively like it, because the bacteria in his mouth that are causing his dental distress will definitely be reduced by regular applications of enzymatic toothpaste, and my potential success rate for achieving this will obviously be affected by how well the flavour is received.I found the gel very sticky and not especially easy to transfer to their teeth. One of my girls ended up with more of it on her chin than her teeth. The stuff the vet used looked as though it went onto the teeth more easily, and Oz looked fairly pleased with himself when he was licking it off his lips, and I think he would have happily had some more.I’ll review the dog poultry-flavoured version separately as and when I get some. I’ll use this one up before I get the other one, unless Oz takes a serious dislike to it before then. Geriatric cats don’t cope well with stress, so the last thing I want to be doing is increasing his stress levels by forcing something unpleasant-tasting into his little mouth.Delivery was several days, and I expected it sooner. I think I ordered it 10/12, and it arrived the following Thurs, 14/12. Prime has spoiled us all!Only three stars as expected it to be the same paste as my vet uses, which it isn’t, and hadn’t realised the tube would be so small. As you can see from the photos, 43g turns out not to be a very big tube at all. My own fault for not checking, but the photo of the product looks bigger to me than the one I received. I think the product photo is misleading.

4.0 out of 5 stars Dogs love the taste

S.B. · 3 April 2025

My 6 year old jack a poo loves the taste. I use the toothpaste on a finger brush and rub round her teeth with it. Only used it for less than a week, so a bit early to tell if it will do the job well.

5.0 out of 5 stars Great

m. · 1 October 2025

Recommended from Vet. Highly recommend, not bad smell and our dog loves it!

残念ながら…

a. · 24 September 2019

驚く程歯磨きが好きになるって聞いてましたが、ウチの子は嫌いなままです。残念です。

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K. · 23 August 2019

Als ich die Bewertungen las, dachte ich, jaja. Meine Katze hatte auch sehr entzündetes Zahnfleisch und stank unheimlich aus dem Mund. Unsere Tierärztin ist derzeit im Urlaub. Mit dieser Creme und Dentisept hat Lilly nach 3 Tagen!!!! fast gar keinen Mundgeruch mehr. Man muss schon in ihren Mund kriechen. Jetzt macht Schmusen wieder Spass! Und ich habe das Gefuehl, auch ihr geht es besser. Ich konnte die Zahnpasta nicht mit einer Bürste auftragen, da das Zahnfleisch entzündet war. Habe Wattestäbchen genommen. Lilly hasst die Zahnpasta, aber sie lässt es über sich ergeben. Und Dentisept hilft gegen Entzündungen auch. Einfach toll!

Great!

P. · 22 October 2024

My dog loves it

Très bien

m. · 23 June 2017

Je commence tout juste à brosser les dents de mon chiot,le problème est qu'il aime un peu trop le goùt et quand je lui dit "on va brosser les dents" il court dans la salle de bain comme un fou et il sautille

We are happy for it me and my dog

A.M. · 4 October 2025

I think is the best choice for dogs beacause of the flavor is easy for them to get used somehow with brushing their teeth