MAXIGUARD Dental Cleaning Gel for Pets Review

Recommended by a veterinary dentist for daily cleaning of dogs' teeth to prevent periodontitis. When used with another plaque-reducing product, your dog's teeth and gums will stay healthy and their breath fresh.

I have bought this brand before in the 2 ounce size. I've been using this product for years. It was more of a gel. This 4 ounce size is so runny I can't get it in my dog's mouth before it spreads all over my arm. Are you trying to think of a way to make it thicker? Any ideas? I can just return it and look for something else.

The product arrived very quickly and well packaged. However, my dog didn't like the taste and it was hard to get it on his teeth. Unfortunately, after applying, he became ill. Then he vomited with severe diarrhea. He doesn't normally experience such things and he hasn't eaten anything but his usual food. This is a 14 year old Labrador Retriever who is not ill. He goes to the vet regularly for check-ups. I'm so sad this all happened while trying to keep his teeth healthy.

My very old Pomeranian has very serious gum problems on one side due to an injury a few years ago. His breath was terrible. I was really expecting a lot from this but to my surprise it works, his breathing is normal now and his teeth are looking better. I had to do something and since he is 13 I didn't want to have the doctor poke him, he loves the taste and it really seems to be working. The dark brown on his teeth is now light brown and the whites are much whiter. I remind you that there are…

My dog only chews on toothbrushes when you're trying to use them, so we've relied on various brands of 'chewable toothpaste' to keep our breath fresh. His last visit to the vet for a full teeth cleaning ended with the removal of 3 front teeth. So we had to take his dental health much more seriously. We put a drop on his gums every night and use the recommended toothpaste (OraVet) and since then the vet says his teeth are MUCH better. Added bonus: His breath no longer smells like death. Bonus: 4

An old cat had dental problems before I used this product. Use it twice a day and you won't lose your teeth again! I would like the white color around the MAXGUARD name to be the same color as the fresh e-liquid - this would help you know when to start a new bottle. This is a great buy even if you will NEVER use the whole bottle. It also keeps for a long time before you mix it. Mixing is easy: pour in a small amount of the pre-measured powder shake. I keep the tape wrapped bottle in the fridge…

I've been using it on my cat's teeth for years. It was recommended to me by my vet and it worked great! I carefully wipe her teeth with a cotton pad every evening. No, my cat doesn't want us to start this routine, but we've learned how to do it. It all paid off because I didn't have to go to the doctor for expensive dental treatment. My cat's breathing has also improved. I highly recommend this product. By the way, according to the recommendations, I mix the product, then pour a large portion…

I use two plastic finger brushes and a small Maxi-Guard to brush my cat's teeth at least once a week. Put your hands on your index fingers. Pour some Maxi-Guard into a small bowl. Dip the finger brushes in a bowl and wet the plastic bristles. Hide behind your cat's head. Now insert the brushes left and right into your cat's mouth. Your cat will try to shut up, which is good. Now gently brush your cat's teeth for 10-20 seconds. Dip the brushes in the bowl a second time to get the rest of the…

I recently discovered that my almost one year old cat has horrible gum disease over her molars. He was born wild and had severe socialization problems so I couldn't teach him oral care at a young age but I didn't think it could get that bad this early (he's only had molars for a few months!). . His gums were bright red, bled profusely when brushing his teeth, and he had *horrible* breath. I have used Maxi-Care daily for 2 weeks and have had good results. His breath no longer smells of death…