ProDen PlaqueOff Soft Chews with Natural Kelp - for All Breed Cats - Supports Normal, Healthy Teeth, Gums, and Breath Odor in Cats - 45 Soft Chews

My Dorkie had the worst breath, I am talking that please do not breathe on me breath! I got a over $500.00 quote from the vet for a cleaning so opted to try other avenues until that was in the budget. I first tried the powder form of this product for both my dogs, Benji-Dorkie and Bella-Shihtzu. I was sneaking it their food mix in but they just stopped eating. I was looking for another product and then saw the powder came chew form, like a treat for your dog, a reviewer said her dog liked them and others how well it worker so I ordered. So glad I did! I believe my order was the beginnings of June 2025. Both dogs love them but best of all my Dorkie's bad breath is gone, it took about 2weeks to start to notice and it is July 9th now and his horrid stinky breath is gone!!! Bella had her teeth done a couple years ago and has clean teeth so this was maintance for her. I am not sure how much plaque came off since Benji doesn't like his face touched so I couldn't exam his teeth. For reference my dogs weigh about 12-13 pounds. I easily break these in 1/4ths and they get that daily, a 1/4th each. Here is the takeaway:1. My dog can easily take them as a treat.2. The chews don't stink.3. If you have a smaller dog you can break them easily to adjust for weight.4. They actually work but give it a couple weeks to see a difference for a dog with horrid breath like my Benji had.

When my Corgi was little, I used the powder and added it to her food. It wasn’t a big deal, but I confess she missed doses if things were really busy, but it did work well and I liked that the vet approved. She is now 13 and her teeth are looking pretty dang good, but we’d like to keep it that way. She thinks they’re a treat so I don’t have to coax her into eating them, nor am I trying to control her wiggles while trying to brush her teeth. They don’t upset her tummy (she gets 2 a day) and are soft so a dog missing a lot of teeth would still be able to enjoy them. She’s been using them since June and they seem to be working well; her breath is fresher and the vet was pleased to not see more plaque. She also gets a ProDen dental bone about 3 times a month for added protection.

The chews are easy to use, the dog just thinks it’s a treat. Since it’s VOHC approved, you know there is clinical data to support the claims of efficacy. It’s a little on the pricey side, but using conjunction with other VOHC approved preventatives hopefully there won’t be any dental issues in the future

This stuff makes a big difference! We will still have our dog’s teeth cleaned annually, BUT he no longer has that awful dog breath! We tried several things, and nothing worked at all. I was surprised this worked because he just gulps it down without chewing! We started using it about 2 weeks after having his teeth cleaned by our vet. That’s about how long it took for his breath to start smelling bad again. It was probably another 2 weeks (minimum) before I started to realize his bad breath was becoming less obvious. Now, it doesn’t smell bad at all. He gets one piece every morning, and if I forget, he reminds me. Definitely worth the money, no side effects, and it works!

The cat soft chews were really too large. I tried cutting them in half to make them easier for my cats to eat. I have 2 cats, and after each cat tried one, they have refused any others. Just the smell of them sends my cats running. I then tried the salmon flavored scoopable bites. Unlike the soft crews, which came in a plastic jar, these arrived in envelope packaging. Unfortunately, they also shipped in an envelope, and instead of arriving as "bites", they arrived as crumbles. I was able to find a few bites in the package, which unlike the soft chews, were appropriately sized. But my cats rejected these also. They each tried one, then have totally rejected any more.I have tried Greenies Dental Treats also, but they contain wheat, and causes one of my cats to puke. So I'm still looking for something for my cats dental health.

Not sure how if this works. I gave it to my dog as directed and she ate them fine. After five days of administering, she developed a slight tooth abscess. I stopped giving her the plaque supplement and gave her some pain medication she had from her previous teeth cleaning. She improved quickly. The plaque supplement just wasn’t for her. This was the only change in her daily routine. Buyer beware since there are no returns.

Our chihuahua mix had some terrible bad breath. We bought these and they helped some. I forgot to order them and didn’t have them for about two weeks. Well they were helping more than I thought! The bad breath came back with a vengeance!! When they arrived we started giving them to our dog again and no more bad breath. It took about a week to notice a real difference. We will always have them on hand from now on.

My dog was on the powder and it was a bit annoying. Now they have the pill and it's soooo easy! The ingredients are the same, it's just way easier than the tiny scoop in the other version.My dog has been on PlaqueOff for a couple months (4?). He's 15 and I had the vet look at his teeth last month. She said they look great for a dog that old! I wish I had taken a before photo so I don't have to compare by memory, but I can for sure see a difference in his teeth.He has animal protein allergies and this product is great because he can't have any of the chews with rawhide or animal proteins in it at all so this gives a clean-teeth option for involuntarily-vegan pups like himself! We use this in conjunction with VeggieDent and his old man teeth sparkle!