BeapharAnti-Plaque Dental Powder | For Dogs & Cats | Combats Plaque & Tartar | Prevents Bad Breath | Sprinkle on Food | 75g Tub

.. As any owner of a German Shepherd dog will know they can have some stomach issues.. and this gem is helping mine with that. Also his teeth became really clean (you will still need to brush the back ones but the rest is white). I’m adding 2 spoons to his breakfast everyday in the morning …

I have used an alternative for a number of years before swapping to this brand and I can see the difference in a short space of time with my two dogs

Surprisingly really worked for the dog. Her breath was stinky but after using for a month the bad breath has gone. Not fully but got much better. Will recommend.

Use this along with brushing dogs teeth great product

This hasn’t helped with out dog and if anything seems to have made his breath worse. Our Labrador has always had really bad breath and it is a real struggle to make any improvement to it. So this powder is in a nice pot that is a good size, it is pretty small but keeps quite a bit of powder in so it is easy to store but efficient with space. The powder is very fine and easy to spread over food, our dog did not have any complaints about the flavour of the powder.We have been using this for a couple of weeks now and I really could not say that it has made any improvement to our dogs breath, if anything his breath is worse, I’m not sure if it is as a result of using this or not but it is certainly not make a positive impact. It may well work for other animals and it is great that it is suitable for both cats and dogs.

This did work for my dog but it also upset his belly so probably not the product if your furry pal is sensitive

Good value

I was very sceptical about this. I can't see how a once a day sprinkle of dried seaweed on food can make that much of a difference and combat plaque. Well, I didn't get a chance to be sceptical as the dog outright refused to eat his food. Tried it as directed (sprinkled over) and tried it mixed in with the food. He just refused. In fairness he did try eating some of the food, but left it after one taste. My dog is by no means fussy and he will pretty much eat the contents of the bin if he gets a chance, so I can only imagine what this must have smelt like and tasted to him.To make matters worse, this does not fall under Amazons returns policy and so I am am £10 out of pocket, even though I have stated that it is not of merchantable quality.