ProDen PlaqueOff Soft chew with natural sea algae for small and medium breed dogs and cats, supports normal and healthy teeth, gums and breath odor at home

Aide à garder de belles dents avec un brossage régulier, mon chien aime le goût, plus pratique que celui en poudre

After my dog had to have 6 teeth removed I started taking oral health for him more seriously. This product is perfect. My rat terrier is allergic to ALOT and this doesn’t seem to bother him at all. I have been able to maintain his teeth and breath with one chewable a day. I definitely recommend for small dogs.

My fussy dogs like these treats, and my vet recommended to look for "VOHC Accepted" which this is. VOHC is Veterinary Oral Health Council. VOHC acceptance means the product has been proven to reduce tartar and plaque buildup, supporting better oral health for pets. We've only just started using it, and I expect this product to help control tartar and plaque, and it is vet recommended to be used with VOHC meal powders and drinking water additives.

This product did not do well with my dog. After a week of using she began having issue with her anal glands secreting and itchy bump. I contacted my vet and they asked if I had changed anything in her diet and I explained I added Pro Den Plaque off. They told me to stop using this as this was what was causing her issues. Unfortunately I purchased the larger bottle and reach out to my seller on Amazon and they offered no support or refund. Just sorry it didn't work out... Check with your vet before introducing this to your pet and save them the discomfort.

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.