Maxi-Guard Oral Cleansing Gel, 4-Ounce

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My beardies don't mind it. I put it on a q-tip to swab their gums and one actually tries to eat it because of the blue colour (I assume, because doesn't have a smell or taste) which makes it so much easier to brush her teeth because she opens her mouth for it

I use this before my dogs go to bed as part of their dental regime. I use a small syringe as I find it squirts better onto the back teeth. I also use plaque off in their meal and chicken necks or kangaroo tendons every alternate day. My two dogs have lovely teeth. I would rather do this than have them undergo anaesthesia to have their teeth cleaned by the Vet.

We have a 1 1/2 year old female Maine Coon cat. Even at this young age, she had very bad gingivitis which in Maine Coons can often result in stomatitus which will ultimately require all of the cats teeth to be extracted - a very sad situation. Fortunately a friend of mine (also a Maine Coon owner) was familiar with Maxi-Guard and suggested I try it. Fortunately Roxie our cat was willing to let us apply the product to her gums on a nightly basis (with the help of a treat or two). Withing three months, all signs of gingivitis were gone. Our pet dentist was amazed and now recommends Maxi-Guard to his other patients in a similare situation. I totally believe that Maxi-Guard prevented us having to remove all of Roxie's teeth.

Veterinarians love to make money. One of my cats has a dental cleaning almost annually. The 13.5-yr-old has had 2 separate extractions (the second due to reabsorptive lesions). The young one is prone to gum inflammation. The vet is amazing, and recommended this about 8 months ago. I trust his judgement, especially when he said this product will keep their teeth and gums healthy. Maybe that’s why I haven’t brushed them daily this year. I haven’t noticed anything amazing, but I also don’t see any increase in inflammation. I plan on keeping this on hand.

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