OxyfreshPremium Pet Dental Care Solution Pet Water Additive: Best Way to Eliminate Bad Dog Breath and Cat Bad Breath - Fights Tartar & Plaque - So Easy, Just Add to Water! Vet Recommended 16 oz.

We have two chihuahuas, Frankie on the left and Sammie on the right (Rat Pack references), and if you know anything about small dog breeds, then you know they're prone to bad breath. As lovable and affectionate as these two are, their breath was so bad we could barely stand to let them near us. In fact, if they climbed on the couch and started grooming themselves, it smelled like a rotting corpse was laying next to you. We've tried a number of water additives over the years, with absolutely no success. However, in the spirit of not giving up, we decided to give this Oxyfresh Premium Water Additive a try, albeit with little hope that it would actually do anything at all. Much to our surprise it's worked miracles. Within a week we noticed a HUGE difference. While their breath doesn't smell minty fresh or anything like that, and what dog's does really, it has rid their breath of about 90% of the stench, which is now entirely tolerable. Now we don't cringe when they jump on our laps and get in our faces. They are both such affectionate members of our family, and this stuff makes getting and giving them that love a real joy. I know some people have voiced concerns in the comments about some of the ingredients, but after two solid months of use, we've noticed absolutely no adverse side effects whatsoever. We asked our vet, and she said she has no concerns with them ingesting this water additive, as long as we stick to the recommended dosage. If your dog suffers from really bad breath, I can tell you this stuff has really worked for us.UPDATE: 8/23/2021So I've seen a number of reviews claiming that this product contains toxic ingredients, so I spoke with my vet today and did a bit of research. I also responded to someone who had a question about this product, so I'll just paste my response here, and hopefully it will answer a lot of concerns others are having about some of the ingredients in this product.We've been using this with our dogs for a couple of months now, with absolutely no issues whatsoever. However, today one of my dog's rabies shots were due, so I showed this to the vet. To paraphrase our conversation after showing her some of the comments on Amazon, she basically said the following regarding Sodium Hydroxide being toxic: "Well yeah, if you consume unhealthy amounts of it, then yes, absolutely. But then again so is toothpaste. HOWEVER, Sodium Hydroxide is used in a number of human and pet products in very low amounts to regulate the acidity. It helps regulate the pH balance. It's also used in a number of medications for humans and pets, as well as human and pet foods."So after our conversation I went home, did a little more research and here's what I found. "Sodium hydroxide is used to help manufacture a variety of medicines and pharmaceutical products, from common pain relievers like aspirin, to anticoagulants that can help to prevent blood clots, to cholesterol-reducing medications. Municipal water treatment facilities use sodium hydroxide to control water acidity and to help remove heavy metals from water. Sodium hydroxide is also used to produce sodium hypochlorite, a water disinfectant. Sodium hydroxide is used in several food processing applications, such as curing foods like olives or helping to brown Bavarian-style pretzels, giving them their characteristic crunch. Sodium hydroxide is used to remove skins from tomatoes, potatoes and other fruits and vegetables for canning and also as an ingredient in food preservatives that help prevent mold and bacteria from growing in food.""The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) allows sodium hydroxide as a food additive at levels lower than 1 percent."As for Chlorine, if you're giving your pets tap water from a municipal water supply, then it contains chlorine. I did a little more research on this as well, and here's something I found. "The best source of chlorine is ordinary table salt, but chlorides are also naturally contained in meat, milk, and eggs. Almost all canned foods have salt added during the canning process."As for Carrageenan, I found the following: "Carrageenan is an extract from a red seaweed commonly known as Irish Moss. This edible seaweed is native to the British Isles, where it's been used in traditional cooking for hundreds of years. It's also widely used in the food industry, mostly as a thickener and gelling agent."As for Paraben, I found the following: "Typical food products which contain parabens for preservation, include beer, sauces, desserts, soft drinks, jams, pickles, frozen dairy products, processed vegetables and flavoring syrups. Some fruits, such as blueberries, contain parabens as a naturally occurring preservative."My vet also explained that dogs, much like humans, are very diverse, and as with humans, some dogs are sensitive to things other dogs have no problems with. For example, my wife cannot eat fatty foods without becoming very ill, so she has to avoid as much fat in her diet as possible. I on the other hand have no problem with fatty foods, as anyone who's seen a picture of me can certainly attest. If my dogs aren't having any adverse issues, and my vet doesn't have a problem with it, then I don't have a problem treating their bad breath issues with it, as it's truly been a miracle worker, where every other products we've tried has failed. From all the information I've gathered, if your dogs tolerate it well, then I can't see anything that would cause them any underlying problems. As mentioned earlier, there are a lot of common ingredients humans and pets consume every single day that would be potentially very toxic if not properly dosed. I'll leave the rest for you to decide what's right for your furry loved ones.

I am soooooo glad I bought this. We always joke (it’s not a joke to me) that our pup went right from puppy breath to poop poo breath. Her breath was horrendous and just kept getting worse. The vet said that was just her and shared no concerns as her teeth and gums are healthy. I have never noticed a dog sleeping with her mouth open and drooling and waking up with a dry mouth (maybe this is normal but I’ve just never noticed before). Her breath was getting so bad I didn’t even let her get her face close to me at all. I finally couldnt stand it anymore so I went searching on Amazon to see if there was anything that would help. I started reading about the products offered that have a lot of reviews and the overall rating was 4.5 or higher. I always go to the negative reviews first because I want to know the cons first. The cons in this product weren’t that bad so I went to the pros and testimonials and thought the worst thing that could happen is that it just wouldn’t work.This product works. I can’t say that enough, IT WORKS. I noticed a change the very first night. She has now been using it for a week now and her breath keeps getting better and better.Now I must say you should read the directions first (which I didn’t do) for how much to use. I dumped a third of the bottle into 2.5 gallons of water which was way too much. Because of the cost I didn’t want to throw the water out and start over so I just researched and it said there was nothing in this product that she could overdose on so I kept the water. We have a fountain bowl so the water is constantly fresh. I noticed they didn’t like the taste but they need to drink so they are drinking it just not as much as before. When I add more water it just continues to dilute it so I’m getting closer to the recommended dose. When I do totally change the water out I will add the recommended dose and I’m sure they will not taste it at all. Now when I tasted and smelled it I could not taste or smell it at all but my senses are not as sharp as theirs obviously. For 2.5 gallons of water I should have only used around 10-12 teaspoons lol😝.Now I commented that the price was high because it is high if you buy it and it doesn’t work ( I wish that I could have gotten a sample size). Now that I know it works the price is extremely affordable.As for the side effects mentioned in the cons the only one I had is the taste which again is because I used way too much but I know they are acclimating to. I have a 5 year old and 15 year old and both beagles. There has been no throwing up and no diarrhea at all.I seriously recommend this product. If you buy I hope your results are as good as mine. What do you have to lose if you try it and it doesn’t work, a few dollars. What do you gain, a pup you don’t mind licking your nose or giving kisses to. Signed a happy happy customer👍So I’ve been using now for 2 weeks and after attempting to overdose my dogs by not reading the instructions, they are still very healthy, no diarrhea or throwing up. They are still eating normal and have now acclimated to the taste. Breathe is still amazingly fresh.So at this stage I will again give it my stamp of approval 😁This will probably be my last update. My dogs have been using for 6 weeks now and breath still fresh. I’m pretty sure this will be my dog breath freshener for life including any new fur babies in the future.Earlier I mentioned a fountain water bowl. If you don’t have one I recommend. With the fountain very little Oxyfresh goes to waste. I only have to clean it about every 2 1/2 weeks. Before cleaning I’m able to add the Oxyfresh as I add more water. I also think it gives constant rotation of water so my pups are always getting the same amount every time they take a drink.Again, I am a very very happy fur baby mother💕So I’m writing to give you an update. I have been using for a little over 3 months now and I smell a little from my 5 year old. I am confident that this is the norm. She still had gone to practically none when I first started her.Now another huge bonus: my dogs had their annual and the Vet couldn’t say enough how much their tartar had reduced and how healthy their gums are.That’s a win win for me especially when said last year that my 15 year old needed a deep cleaning which costs anywhere from $300-500.So you can easily see how much money OxyFresh could potentially save you.I’m still very very happy and still keep my 5 which would be a 10 if they went that high for the rating.Sorry, I’m updating again.So I had noticed odor coming back on my 5 year old. I increased the amount of Oxyfresh and she went back to nearly odor free. As I stated in my earlier posting there is nothing harmful here so if you’re noticing increased odor in your pet just increase the amount. Talk to your vet first but I’m sure he/she will give you the thumbs up.Still in love with this product💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕

It works!! My pit mix and Shepard mix puppy both have horrible breath! The puppies breath is so bad sometimes I feel bad bc I don’t even want her around me. I read the reviews on this and decided to give it a try. I started off at the “sensitive” recommended amount to add bc I read others dogs didn’t like the taste of the water with it so they say to add less at first till they get used to it. At that amount I didn’t notice any difference in their breath. But the next time I changed their water I did the full amount and definitely can say it works! I don’t think my dogs noticed a difference in the taste of the water so looking back I would have just started with the full amount of product bc I feel like I just wasted the product the first time. The only downside I see with this product is the price. It is going to be expensive to continue using this all the time. Like I mentioned, I have 2 large dogs and have a 2.5gallon gravity waterer that they both share. At the recommended amount, I have to add 10 teaspoons for one fill of their water. And 2.5 gallons of water only lasts them about 2-3 days. The bottle is only 96 teaspoons. So I will only be able to to fill their water about 9 And a half times with this bottle. (This first bottle I will get 10 water bowl refills since I didn’t do full amount the first bowl). At $17 a bottle this will get super expensive! But it does work! So if you can afford it, this is a great product! I guess it boils down to how bad do you not want to smell your dogs bad breath lol. I will say also that my puppies teeth have been bright white while using this. The older dog has a bit more tartar buildup on his teeth so I can’t say I’ve noticed any change a change on his teeth but we have only been using it for about 2 weeks.