🐾 PetAlive Gumz-n-Teeth: Natural Herbal Supplement for Healthy Teeth and Gums in Cats and Dogs - Supports Oral Health, 60 Veggie Caps Review

My cat has stomatitis so I'm using this product to see if it helps keep his gums healthy. It seems to work. He still has good days and bad days. But good days are really good. I will order this product again.

My cat has a very sore mouth and cannot eat solid food. I've been using it since I got it and now she eats a lot and enjoys her solid foods and has her weight loss back. Best remedy for mouth pain in cats. Many Thanks.

Gums and teeth 1/2 capsule on canned food for our two cats who are just 16 years old. They've had their teeth brushed etc. but so far their breath looks fresher and their gums look better. Will buy again.

I'm so glad I found this supplement! It has helped my cats a lot with periodontitis and bad breath. Less brushing and no more extractions since we started using it. I open the capsules and mix them with wet cat food. Looks and smells very fresh, green and great!

I saw an ad for a similar product and thought it had too many ingredients. My dog's breath was terrible and I felt like the right probiotics could work. It really worked. My dog's breath is gone. He doesn't mind being sprinkled over the feed and has no problems. I think Gumz n Tooths is great and worth trying. There are no additional ingredients that could pose a problem.

Caps easily release with a slight twist/pull; The contents can then be sprinkled over the pet's food or with some liquid. The cap itself actually "melts" quickly in the sink strainer upon contact with water. So if you're giving a pet a cap, it's good to know that it's easy to digest. No bad smell/taste. All natural! Accepted readily by my 10 lb Yorkie who is 14 and gets 1/2 a cap a day.

I had high expectations after seeing all the great reviews but my cat didn't want to participate. Not only does it smell awful, but the herbs in this product made his raw ground beef look like it had been sitting in the heat for a month and gave it a green color. My cat was looking at me like "What the hell is that!". He was fed raw meat, and raw meat has no smell, so I'm guessing the smell of the herbs didn't make him appetizing.

Every other day I mix half a capsule into my cat's raw food. He actually eats it - most of the time - and he's a very, very, very picky eater. So this is good news. (Having not been to the vet yet, I have no idea if that matters or not. I'll cover that later.) The bottle warns against using it for more than six weeks if the animal is microchipped. (Someone in the Q&A offered an interesting explanation for this.) But what does that mean? Should I stop for a few weeks and then start again? My cat