PetLab Co. ProBright Dental Powder for Medium Sized Dogs

After much research, I ordered this dental powder for one of my dogs with a bit of a tarter build up. Our dogs regularly chew on frozen marrow bones, as the marrow and natural fibers act as “floss” and bones are excellent for cleaning teeth. Our holistic and general veterinarians both support and recommend this to us.This dental powder was all that was needed beyond the marrow bones and my brushing her teeth!!!! We also gave a bit to our other dogs, and their teeth brightened up, they did not have tarter.I did not notice any smell to the powder; and her breath smelled fresher, her teeth became shinier and cleaner. The tarter build up came off, except for a tiny bit that seems to be a stain vs tarter actually on the teeth effected. The stain does not brush off either.I cannot testify to tooth strength, as her teeth have always been very strong and healthy. And I assume the dogs like the taste, they didn’t seem to mind it mixed in with their meals.I now use the dental powder with the dogs weekly as maintenance, and brush their teeth in between.I’ve even used it with a couple foster dogs, and had wonderful results, and no complaints.All in all we, are completely satisfied with this dental powder, and give it four raving paws up, by three different dogs!!!! And I would absolutely buy again! 😃🐾🐾🐾My only question is, when does the cat version come out!?! 🐾👍

I'm genuinely surprised how well this stuff works.We have two dogs, a doodle dog and poodle. Both about 50 lbs and we try to feed them healthy.The doodle dog has always had breath like a fish. She is 9yrs old and has a heart murmur so she would require and EKG before a teeth cleaning ($$$). The plaque building on her teeth over the years is really something.A friend of ours recommend this stuff, since they use it on their dog and I figured it was cheaper than paying for a dental appointment.For the last month and a half we have been putting a scoop in each of the dogs bowls for their morning feeding. At fist they were a little suspicious of the new powder in their food, but it must have a decent taste because they eat it all up. I have genuinely noticed a difference with the lightening of the plaque on both dogs teeth. Also the fish breath from the doodle dog has significantly decreased (total bonus). It's definitely making their teeth less yellow and plaque covered and they are getting brighter.I'm excited to see the new progress as we continue to use this stuff. And if I can get out of paying a crazy vet bill to clean their teeth, I will be stoked.It's expensive but I feel like it's totally worth it for their teeth and gum health.

My pup gladly still eats her food with this product on it, no issues. I think it has slightly slowed her tartar build up with daily use

I didn't think this could really do anything meaningful but was willing to give it aa shot based on all the good reviews. I've now been giving it to my dog for 2 weeks now though and the only thing it's done is give her non-stop runny peanut butter poops. I wish I hadn't spent so much money on this.

We've been using PetLab ProBright Dental Powder for our standard poodle for at least a couple of years now, sprinkling it on his morning food. He accepts it without fanfare. For the most part his teeth look great, with a couple of spots on his molars as an exception. Easy to dip and sprinkle, and I like the look and smell; fresh. An unusual benefit is that after our dog got a full face blast from a skunk, initially his breath was enough to knock me over, but the ProBright helped clear up that stink in his mouth before the rest of him freshened up with the usual baths. So kudos to Pet Lab!

I put it at 3 because I can't speak to how well it works. I was hoping it would work well, but my pup refuses to eat anything in his bowl when I put it in. I would try it again if you made a version they thought was tasty and good smelling.

I saw my sibling's dogs had great teeth even without consistent brushing and when I asked what they did they said they used this dental powder. I'll admit, I was not good about brushing my dog's teeth consistently and a good deal of plaque built up since my dog's last non-anesthetic dental cleaning a little over a year ago. For background, my dog is pretty anxious, she loves people but travelling anywhere including a dental appointment requires her to be on maximum sedative doses which I truly try to avoid.I've given the powder to her for 3 weeks now and her teeth has improved SO much. The build up is almost all "dissolved" away BUT I did pair it with consistent nightly brushing using dog enzymatic toothpaste. (I've missed only a few days..). It's improved so much that I cancelled her next dental cleaning which I'm so relieved to do. I definitely hope to continue using this powder until all her plaque is gone and then reduce the use to every other day (due to cost) but continue with the consistent brushing. I definitely think it's worth a try if you're trying to avoid paying annually for dental cleanings.

I have a 13 year old dog and his teeth look great. His vet was amazed. My dog likes the taste, it's effective in removing tartar, ingredients are safe.