Description
- Next Generation Dental Care – The breakthrough dog dental powder that simplifies oral care like never before. Goodbye toothpaste, brushing fuss, and dental sticks; hello, Probright. The new, vet-reviewed one-scoop dog dental powder
- Target Tartar & Bad Breath – Tartar can cause bad breath and leave teeth stained & unsightly. This advance in canine dental care enables a hassle-free, thorough clean, leaving their mouth clean, fresh, and sparkling
- Tailored To Your Pup – First select the right formula for your dog: Small (Under 25lbs), Medium (25-75lbs), Large (Over 75lbs). Each formula contains 30 scoops, so you can simply add 1 scoop to your dog’s food daily
- Easy To Use – Sprinkle 1 scoop a day onto your dogs food and mix in thoroughly. For dry kibble make sure to slightly wet your dogs food first
- Manufactured in the USA – Our dog health supplies are manufactured in the USA using ingredients sourced from prime locations worldwide. As a NASC member, we meet the highest standards for pet supplements
Vivienne_Demiere –
My dogs teeth were pretty bad and the tartar was packed on. I bought dental instruments to help scrap off the tar and brushed regularly but their breath still smelled horrible and nothing was working. I saw this advertised online for awhile until finally I bought myself a bottle to try it out. They claim to help remove build up and freshen breathe. I can confidently say that this product works just as they claim. One day i checked in on the progress of their teeth and over a month later their results were incredible. Back teeth the were the toughest to clean and I was afraid of possibly having to take them to the vet for teeth extraction since build up can lead to bacteria and worse things and nothing I did would remove it. But I checked and the build up was almost all gone. And I noticed their middle to front teeth looked almost new like they had aged back to their younger years. Their breath was unbearable before and now I can rest peacefully knowing their teeth are healthy and clean, saving me a very expensive trip to the vet. I absolutely recommend this product to anyone struggling with removing build up on dog teeth like me.
Some peoples results may have been faster but for me I used they product maybe once to three times a week. Even though I used it sparingly the result were still amazing and I am grateful there’s a product like this on the market.
Jennifer Germano –
I have a chihuahua and they are prone to bad breath. I gave this product three stars because while it did eventually help her breath after using it for a month, it was very little improvement. For the price, it’s not worth it. I will find another product.
Wendy –
I have been using this product on one of my dogs for a while now. (less then a year) It worked pretty well and I was happy about that UNTIL we just got some red flagged blood work from our Vet concerning WInston’s kidneys. I started investigating all the products that I give him. This ProBright contains Sodium Hexametaphosphate 58.3 mg per serving in the SMALL dog size. The following information was taken from an internet sight.. “Sodium hexametaphosphate (HMP) is a chemical additive found in some dog foods and dental products that’s used to reduce tartar buildup on teeth. However, it can be harmful to dogs and should be avoided if possible:
Digestive issues: HMP can cause vomiting and diarrhea in dogs.
Kidney problems: Long-term exposure to HMP can lead to kidney issues.
Bone loss: HMP can cause bone loss over time.
Skin and inhalation irritant: HMP is a skin and inhalation irritant in humans, and likely has similar effects on dogs.
Growth inhibition: Long-term exposure to HMP can cause growth inhibition.
Bone decalcification: Long-term exposure to HMP can cause bone decalcification.
Before purchasing dog food, it’s important to read the ingredient label to avoid products that contain HMP. You can also consider switching your dog to an organic or single-ingredient diet. “
I will be stopping it immediately. In doing so I hope it reverses the problem that has started. We will recheck his blood labs in a month.
kim harper –
the product seems to be working. But I can say the packaging is not very user friendly. You literally have to dig intp the product to find the tiny scoop and then of course much of the product falls out. There is wasy to much product in the tiniest of packaging. So it’s really hard not to spill it. The type on the packaging is so small that even with glasses I could not read anything.
KRA –
PROS:
* Works. Full stop.
CONS:
* Price. Can be a bit pricey for the dosing instructions.
Use:
My dogs have had their teeth cleaned on the regular for years. At least once a year, but usually twice. Its expensive if you don’t have a “health plan” (thankfully I do).
But my doggies are getting old and one of them is now considered at risk of not waking up from the anesthesia required to clean their teeth.
Even with regular cleaning, my doggies breath would become atrociously rancid to the point that directional breathing toward me would induce a vomiting reflex. I didn’t of course, but it was that gnarly.
We tried water additives. Various and myriad chew toys. Along with the cleanings, they did help and sometimes for stretches of time. But then it would always return. We do try and brush our dogs teeth, but it really seems stressful for them so we don’t do it often especially on the lil old lady.
Then we saw this product advertised everywhere. Read the ingredient list which seemed innocuous enough and decided to give it a go.
Results?
– Week 1 – a noticeable improvement. Walking around their breath wafts of death were less imminent death.
– Week 2 – they could give me kisses or sleep/sit near by (within inches vs meters) and I couldn’t smell but trace hints of death.
– Week 3 – we did the lip lift to check the gums and we noticed less irritation and the tartar build up, though present, was clearly diminished.
– Week 4 and beyond – we let out lil old lady sleep with us again, and the corgi well we can play fetch with him without worry of keeling over due to his bad breath. Though both never had difficulty with bowel movements, I can see a noticeable difference in color, size, and texture. For the lil old schnauzer, it’s almost night and day: from dispersed deer pellet pooping pattern to a few contiguous logs. They both seem happier and healthier than they’ve been in a while – we had almost forgotten this facet of their personalities.
Be a skeptic, it’s okay. Buy the smallest one and try it out for two weeks, at a minimum. I would recommend this to anyone who has similar problems with their doggie breath (or other symptoms this product may improve).