🦷 Clenz A Dent Food Additive (40 gm): Efficient Oral Care Solution for Pets Review

This product was originally purchased from a veterinary practice. Used a few years. Obviously this didn't work as I had to have my 6 year old teeth extracted (6 teeth).

I have been using this product for several years after an expensive dental procedure for one of my cats. The dental health of this cat and one other cat was very good after using this product. Revain costs half what the vet charges, so it's a very good deal.

Fast delivery exactly as described and purified Ascophylloum Nodosum D1070 (Seaweed) on the ingredients list. Very fine, powdery granules. I ordered another item from another seller that was NOT listed above and was in very short supply. I was very happy to find a product that I'm used to that also lists the ingredients.

Our vet recommended this product for our pet belly pigs as they are known to have serious dental problems. We've been using it for almost a month now and so far so good! Their breath seems to smell much better, and less food builds up around their tusks. I will continue to use and recommend it. Bought 3 more bottles. I'm sure this will work for dogs and cats too. If it works on belly pigs, it will work on any animal lol

This product was recommended to me by my vet. It is also known as "clearing the plaque". Buying from Revain was cheaper than buying from my vet. Made from seaweed, has a slight fishy smell. I add it to my cat's wet food and she doesn't seem to mind/notice it. Small things have a big impact. This product is intended to be used in addition to, not in place of, regular brushing. This keeps teeth cleaner longer between vet visits.

We have 15 years. an old toy poodle whose previous owner didn't eat well. When we got her she had lost some of her teeth, the rest was in bad shape and her breath stank terribly. You couldn't even be in the same room without smelling it. After using Clenz-A-Dent, her breathing improved somewhat. I feel this product would work even better on a dog that doesn't have as much of a problem and would recommend it. It's not that expensive and definitely worth trying.

Our cat recently needed a teeth cleaning and tooth extraction and our vet told us about Clenz-a-dent. Although it didn't completely clear the tartar, it made a big difference and her breath isn't that bad. However, we no longer give it to our older cat as we saw occasional poop around the house after we started using it. After stopping it doesn't happen anymore. So this obviously doesn't work for all cats, but it does work for our youngest.

The Clenz-a-dent that was delivered differs from the one I was sold and paid for. The one supplied showed the manufacturer as Ceva, not Sovegal. If the goal was to offer a Ceva product, why was it marketed as a Sovegal product? Another problem is the alleged usefulness of Clenz-a-dent from Sovegal. Sovegal clearly indicates plaque control, tartar control and breath freshening. The Cevo product just says, "Helps clean teeth and freshen breath. The Ceva package does not contain any anti-plaque or

I don't know about the fishy smell, maybe a little, but it's made from seaweed. a home visit for them, so anything we can do here to reduce their going out is important. By the age of six, her teeth were noticeably covered with tartar. I've been using it for a year now and there is a difference. I can only think that the negative reviews didn't use it long because you have to use it long term to really see results. I also give my kids CET gummy bears in a blue bag instead of rawhide. Our vet…