VetoquinolDentahex Pet Oral Hygiene Rinse, 8oz

It was first prescribed to my dog by my vet dentist after tooth extraction. Thr product works very well, and I am so glad I found it on Amazon, and it's much cheaper than buying at the vet. Highly recommended.

The stuff is awesome makes their breath so much nicer and helps clean their teeth off after they eat.

Please try to Not put a label over the directions!? I know I can kinda see them with the light shining through but it should be basic product packaging knowledge to not cover up the directions.

Great product

This does work! My dog has some health issues that contribute to his bad breath!I just put it on his favorite food…watermelon and he chows it down!

I bought his for my cat because his teeth are not so great. He has mild gum disease and will need some dental work. I want to preserve what I can. I started this about 2 weeks ago. I use a plastic syringe I do 2 ml total and 1 ml on each side of his gums. THE CAT WILL DROOL ALOT!! don’t be alarmed, the drool gets less and less. I use it once every night, it’s not pleasant for my fur baby, but it’s helping so much!! The first pic with the fingers was taken before and the second picture was after 2 weeks once a night and the difference is INSANE, even the gums are less inflamed. All in all, it’s unpleasant for them and he hates the taste but the result are AMAZING.

This product (Vetoqunol Dentahex) is listed as "unflavored" - which is a bald-faced lie, and false advertising. It is as minty in smell and flavor, as it is in color; it gives very strong menthol. So much so, that I could taste it on My tongue just from smelling it. The moment I just BEGAN to apply it to My cat's gumline - she bolted. Took off like a bullet, and immediately started smacking loudly and incessantly, as well as foaming and drooling at the mouth, and pawing at her face and head. She was traumatized, and kept running from and dodging Me for a full 10 minutes, afterward. It took her 20 or so, to finally calm back to normal.I find it stupid, btw, and a disservice to consumers - that it is against the guidelines now, to include info in a review about your experience with a seller, and packaging. ALL of that is DIRECTLY relevant to the buyer's experience, and it makes sense to have it all in one place. But of course, that doesn't serve corporate interests. It's disgusting how they try to frame it like these new rules are for consumers' sake. Another false advertisement.

Not crazy about how the rinse comes out. Should be advertised as to drop into the pits water bowl.