ProDen PlaqueOff Powder for Dogs & Cats, Tartar & Bad Breath Remover with 100% Natural Teeth Plaque Remover 180 g

If something is going to help my cats have healthier teeth I am all in and giving it a go.,There are now several options of seaweed powder products but this is the brand I found first (which had now also expanded to include treats - of the hard and soft variety.I won’t say my cats don’t notice this is there because they do. I won’t say they like it because I’m pretty sure they don’t. It is easy to dose and I add a scoop to the daily portion of dry food and give it a good shake so that it is coating all food and is evenly distributed. It I don’t, there will be uneaten food in the dish (which is how I know they wouldn’t have this by choice!) .The hard treats are Ok but go out of date quickly and then they make my cats stick. The soft treat version was turned down by 2 out of three cats. So it’s this food additive or force them to brush which we would all hate!I don’t give wet food but it might be more acceptable to cats in this?They probably will still meee dental care at some point but if this help and means only one op on a life time father than 2 or more, it’s worth persevering.Seaweed - who knew?

Im not sure how effective the product is yet as only been using for a few days but our dog hasn't been put off his food do it must taste ok. Will update in a few weeks time

This stuff is an absolute miracle!Products like this make me want to change all my other 5 star reviews to 4, because this is exceptional.I'm annoyed at myself for failing to take a 'before picture' but my 4 year old dog was beginning to get black back teeth. He also had a thin black line starting to appear on the top of his front ones. I felt horribly guilty, knowing my brushing was the problem - I had been doing it weekly(ish), and clearly not getting the back teeth enough.I decided to use this for 5 weeks and then start a daily brushing routine, with a new (quite costly!) toothbrush. I wanted to give the product a chance to work, hoping that when we started brushing again, the plaque would lift.However, 3 weeks in with no brushing yet at all - his teeth are perfect!!I didn't even need to brush to remove every single bit of plaque.We are going to continue the product, as well as doing daily brushing from now onwards and I'm confident he'll never suffer with bad teeth.I'll be trying their human version too!Note - this is a hard, crunchy powder. It doesn't matter how they consume it - it works when it goes through their digestive system and comes out in their saliva. You do not need to dissolve it, and it doesn't need to sit on top of their food - you can blend it in if they don't like it.

Arrives quick but can’t say if it helps to be honest as it says it takes a couple of weeks to see any signs of improvement. Will wait and see. It was recommended by our vets though so I hope that’s a good sign.

Great for my cats oral health and breath. My cat had gingivitis and had a vet cleaning which is expensive but I’ve used this since to avoid more cleanings. Along with dental cat treats this is a great product.Bear in mind it takes a few weeks to achieve so stick at it.

Recommended to me by my vet and it is definitely seems to be helping with the cleaning of my dogs teeth. Easy to add to food with tiny scoop. He doesnt seem to have noticed its addition at all andeats it just the same. Seemed expensive to buy at first but it is lasting a good while and seems worth the money now.

Doesn't work for all cats. I have one that is absolutely fine for, the other won't go near it. However, it does do the job on the one that uses it.

We have a well-trained GSD but he hates having his teeth cleaned and won't cooperate. Hubby has trained him to do most things (his obedience level draws comment from passers by and he generally loves 'training fun') but teeth cleaning is one thing he's just not having. At all. In any way. Ever. This helped; it noticeably removed plaque. No reluctance either (tho to be fair he's easy to give pills to - if hubby holds it out for him, he wolfs it down!) As far as I know he doesn't even notice this in his food tho.