Vet’s Best Enzymatic Dog Toothpaste | Teeth Cleaning and Fresh Breath Dental Care Gel | Vet Formulated
SOOTHING AND EFFECTIVE – Vet’s Best Enzymatic Dental Gel Toothpaste is a veterinarian formulated soothing and effective mix of aloe, neem oil, grapefruit seed extract, baking soda, and enzymes
CLEANS AND FRESHENS – Freshens breath and gently cleans away plaque and tartar
PART OF A HEALTHY REGIMEN – Supports your dog’s dental hygiene between annual cleanings at your vet’s office. 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 veterinarian once a year for a professional cleaning
NATURAL FLAVORS – Your dog will love the great taste. You will love how it brightens and whitens teeth while freshening the breath
SAME FORMULA, NEW PACKAGE – The same great Vet’s Best dental gel is now available in an easy to use squeeze tube
$17.49
Support your dog’s dental hygiene between cleanings with Vet’s Best Enzymatic Dental Gel Toothpaste. Our veterinarian-formulated mix of key natural ingredients provide antibacterial and antifungal qualities that fight tartar and plaque, promote healthy gums and teeth, whiten and brighten your dog’s smile, and freshen her breath.
Specification: Vet’s Best Enzymatic Dog Toothpaste | Teeth Cleaning and Fresh Breath Dental Care Gel | Vet Formulated
| Weight | 0.14 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 0.5 × 5 × 92.24 in |
13 reviews for Vet’s Best Enzymatic Dog Toothpaste | Teeth Cleaning and Fresh Breath Dental Care Gel | Vet Formulated
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singer –
If I had known that Neem oil was in this product I wouldn’t have purchased it. Neem Oil which I’ve used as a insecticide in my yard has made some dogs sick when ingested or used on skin and therefore I take no chances with such ingredients, which although a useful natural substance on its own has had some deadly affects. My sweeties are too dear to me to take the chance so I am throwing out this product. The toothbrush design is ridiculously useless so also gets tossed.Read more
Lara Martin –
Y’all avoid this toothpaste like the plague. I just spent over $400 at the vet for emergency treatment of my dog. This toothpaste, used once with a very tiny amount, made my dog sick for over three days. Vomiting and diarrhea constantly for three days. Do you and your dogs a favor, do not buy this at all!!!! It is dangerous at best, possibly deadly at worst.Read more
Ankita Heath –
My dog has been sick for two days straight after brushing his teeth with this product..He has had terrible poops and on top of that has been puking..I would advise people to be cautious when purchasing this.Read more
Ethan’s Mom –
Do not buy this! This made my dog vomit all over my house. It also made him very lethargic and he had a fever. I couldn’t figure out what was going on then I read about Neem oil Which is in this product. It should not be ingested by an animal. Obviously when you brush their teeth with it they’re going to swallow a lot of it. Neem Oil is a pesticide and is used to kill bugs on plants! Do not buy this unless you wanna make your dog ill and clean up puke all day! I will say though that the toothbrush that comes with it is awesome! It has three brushes connected so it gets all sides of the dogs tooth.Read more
Raul L. –
I went to the vet to get a quote to clean my dogs teeth. I have a female and a male. The female I was quoted about $280 and the male $252 (don’t know why the price difference cause they are the same breed), but anyway, that was the price I was given, so I started looking into a toothpaste that could remove the tartar. A lot of people that have dogs have told me “No, that doesn’t work, once they have tartar the vet has to remove it, you cannot remove it at home”. Well, I am hard headed and decided to buy this toothpaste. I purchased the toothpaste back in October 2020 and quickly I started rubbing toothpaste on my dog’s teeth everyday, not really cleaning then, just using my finger and rubbing the gel on each tooth that had heavy tartar, including the ones in the back (molars) that are hard to reach because my dogs are kinda small, so the smaller the mouth, the harder it is to clean them. About 2 months ago I purchased 10 finger brushes (ASIN B07NYB6DND) and I started performing a better cleaning. Yesterday 02/13/2021 I noticed a little gap between the gum and the tartar and I happened to get my nail in between and without a lot of pressure I pushed down and the tartar came off. I decided to do the same with the molars and the tartar also came off. I then continued to my other dog (the female), did the same thing, and I was able to also remove the tartar all around. I was very happy, cause I did not think the time I have spent rubbing toothpaste everyday will pay off. I do not have to spend over $500, because now their teeth are clean, I just have to maintain them now :0) The toothpaste does work, but it will not remove the tartar in a week, or two weeks, probably not in a month, it might take 4 to 5 months, and it does take time and patience. Hope this review helps you ThanksRead more
3 Chihuahuas :) –
Must be good tasting because our senior rescue who never had brushing likes it.Read more
Baxter Katz –
I was very skeptical about using the dental gel . But after trying this for about 30 days I can’t believe the difference . I have a 14 year old whippet rescue and his teeth were horrible . The tartar has broken up and come off of his teeth with my fingernails it’s amazing how well this works . You have to be persistent and use it daily or even twice a day but it will do the trick .Read more
PurpleLover –
After one time use I can see a difference in my dog’s teeth. She doesn’t like to chew hard dental bones so it’s a struggle to keep her teeth clean.Read more
Rachel Cordon –
Bought this based on the ingredients description being natural and non-toxic. Item arrived with a lot extra in the ingredients list, including ingredients that are toxic to dogs (e.g clove oil). Go to return it… not eligible for return. Terrible. Going in the binRead more
Aristotle –
Like 99% of the people out there, I too am always skeptic when trying out a new product… I have 2 chiuahuahs, both are now 7 years old. Like most small breeds, they are notorious for having bad teeth, mine were no exception. We didn’t really brush as much as we should have, and it showed. The tartar build up was getting bad on their teeth. Ranging from stained yellow, to green and then darker brown plaque. We decided to smarten up, and be more pro-active with brushing. I really wish I took pictures now, because after just a few weeks, the plaque started falling off. Its been about 2 months now, and I swear you would never have guessed that these dogs used to have some vile looking teeth. The plaque is virtually gone, and now all that’s left is some yellow stain that will most likely be gone in another month or so. I cant believe how well this product worked for us. TLDR – Absolutely works, even on hard plaque – I find it doesn’t freshen their breath, but i really dont care as long as it works – Their breath is naturally better, since the plaque and gingivitis is diminishing – Natural products. My pups both have sensitive stomachs, and this doesn’t bother them at all. Even though other toothpaste has in the past. – will definitely recommend and buy againRead more
AmazonCA Customer –
From my and my wife’s perspective, this has definitely helped our English Mastiff’s “swamp mouth”. Not sure how our mastiff feels about it…. The brush works well and the toothpaste itself seems good. I started off brushing her teeth (our dog, not my spouse) every day and then reduced to a few times a week. Then I stopped for awhile and she seemed to be good for a week or more. So now I only brush as necessary. (her vet always comments on her teeth looking really good – so I don’t think it’s necessary to brush them for hygenic reasons other than breath). You may want to invest in a pair of good heavy rubber gloves, otherwise you’ll end up with drool almost up to your elbows. (depending on how much mouth there is to brush – and a 195lb Mastiff has a LOT of mouth) The only negative comment is that the cap on the tube almost broke off after the first use, so I’m more careful now opening and closing.Read more
Chris from Hampshire –
I have tried various Dental products in the past for my dogs and there have been various successes. Doggy Toothpaste tends to be difficult to dispense as the dogs are too busy licking it off as you are trying to brush and also the toothpast is a little more runny. This Dental Gel is a bit easier to use. I applied it with a doggy toothbrush, but it can also be applied on cotton wool, a finger toothbrush or even just your finger. Both the dogs did not object to it’s use and accepted it well. It is early days to tell whether the plaque and tartar problem will be resolved but I will report back on that after giving it a longer trial. It did not certainly freshen their breath. “Amber” my larger mongrel has really horrid breath, not sure why, unless it is the medication she has to have on a daily basis. The Dental Gel did help. “Maisy” the little Border Collie has not got perfect breath and she is also a fussy little dog. She accepted the application well and did not mind it at all. The best time to apply this is at bedtime when there is no more food to be offered and the dog has probably had it’s last drink. That way the product stays around the mouth to give a better chance of it working.Read more
Scott –
Expensive and rubbish, tooth paste has the cleaning power of coffee, toothbrush bristles are way to soft/flexible and far to little bristles to clean anything. Gone back to a normal toothbrush terrible do not buyRead more