ProDen PlaqueOff Powder for Dogs & Cats, Tartar & Bad Breath Remover 100% Natural Teeth Cleaner and Plaque Remover 60 g

As a pet owner who takes my dog's dental health seriously, I've been using ProDen PlaqueOff powder for some time now and have been really pleased with it. The ease of use is fantastic – just one scoop sprinkled on his breakfast each day with the provided measurer. It's completely fuss-free. Knowing it's VOHC approved and recommended by vets gave me immense confidence in its quality and safety from the start. After several weeks of use, I definitely noticed an improvement in his breath freshness and general teeth cleanliness. It's a brilliant maintenance product. However, my older dog had some stubborn, hardened tartar that the powder alone wasn't fully removing. That's when I decided to add the InFanso Dog Plaque Remover into our routine. This combination has been nothing short of transformative. While the ProDen PlaqueOff works systemically to soften plaque and freshen breath, the InFanso tool provides the mechanical brushing ability needed to physically scrub away those tough patches of tartar. Using them together has delivered results I hadn't achieved with either product alone. His teeth are now visibly whiter, the stubborn bits are gone, and his breath is consistently fresh. For any pet owner dealing with established plaque, I can't recommend this pairing highly enough. It's the ultimate one-two punch for perfect canine dental care!

I’ve been using ProDen PlaqueOff for a few months now with my dog, and I wanted to share an honest take in case anyone’s on the fence about trying it. I have a cocker spaniel and have always struggled with plaque and tartar on his teeth. Brushing his teeth has been a nightmare — be hates it, and it’s a real fight every time. I was looking for something easier and less stressful for both of us. I came across PlaqueOff through a vet recommendation and figured I’d give it a shot. It’s a fine powder made from seaweed that you just sprinkle on your dog’s food once a day. Super simple — no smell that bothered him, and he didn’t seem to notice anything different in his food. The Results: After about 5–6 weeks, I actually started noticing a difference in his breath — it wasn’t minty fresh or anything, but definitely not the usual “dog breath” funk. Around the 2-month mark, I saw a bit of reduction in the yellow buildup on his molars. Not a miracle, but definitely an improvement without doing anything other than adding powder to his food. The Downsides: • It’s not instant — you need patience. Results took time, and I imagine for dogs with a lot of buildup already, it might not be enough on its own. • Price-wise, it’s not super cheap, especially for long-term use, but the container lasts a while since you only use a small amount daily. Final Thoughts: Overall, I’m pretty happy with it. It’s not a replacement for brushing or vet cleanings, but for someone like me who struggles with brushing my dog’s teeth, PlaqueOff is a helpful part of the routine. His breath is better, and his teeth look cleaner than they used to. Would I recommend it? Yes — with realistic expectations. It’s not magic, but it works if you’re consistent.

Works very well in promoting gum health. My dogs gums and teeth are much improved since using this product. Highly recommend.

Iv been using Pro den PlaqueOff for a couple of years now. I tried various other products over the years, but This by far beats the rest. My Vet is very impressed with my 10yo lads teeth. To be honest I thought he would say they needed a de scale at their age, but they passed their health check with flying colours. Small pot last AGES as you only need a small amount. Good value for money. Prompt delivery as always 😊

UPDATE: My cat prefers the water fountain. Dropped a star because I tried it in a water fountain and eneded up with undissolved bits of sludge in the filtre. So I am going to make a 'tea' out of it. Steep a week's worth in boiling water for 2 hours and then strain it and after its cooled to add the liquid to water fountain. Its slow going, but my cat hasn't detected it. So easy to use, doesn't smell in water, great size, and if cat cannot taste it then its a winner. Cat has bio breath, we had his teeth descaled 3 years ago and vet ever keen to make more money, looked at his teeth saying op may need redoing, then was disappointed to find his teeth were fine. I use vet recommended kibbles to complement main food, but no way would I try to clean my cat's teeth. Its bad enough shaving matted fur wrapped around burrs and seeds. I cannot vouch for taste personall or softness, but anything else that prevent him having another operation to descale his teeth is a bonus. Cat is 14, so I don't wany him stressed with another op. Yes, I recommend, but don't expect instant results, you need to keep it up.

I was sceptical but the advice of a vet was to try the stuff. It’s not a remover of existing plaque that’s for sure but used everyday when feeding my cocker spaniel it appears to have arrested further build up and definitely removes bad breath. Beware though, the 180g pot suggests two scoops a day will last 9 months …. Not true. You could eek 8 months at a push , if you use it only once a day but feeding your dog twice a day doubles the usage and I don’t see the point of missing out on a meal if that’s the most likely time that plaque builds .

This was one of the better dog powders i have purchased. It really made a difference to their teeth. I have 2 greyhounds so digestion is always a worry for me when it comes to new things. However, they had no issues at all. The amount you put on is very small so they didnt notice it once in the food.

Use this once a day and put in my dogs food!

Past three month, I tried out Proden but Not effectively for dogs.

Dit poeder gaat door het natvoer van mijn katten om tandsteen tegen te gaan en tandvlees te verzorgen, fijne grote pot.

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