🐾 MOKAI Dental Wipes for Dogs and Cats - Effective Dog and Cat Teeth Cleaning with Chlorhexidine: Prevent Plaque, Tartar, Bad Breath, Tooth Decay, and Gingivitis Review

I was excited to receive this but when I opened it I noticed the very strong smell of mint. I looked at the ingredients and sure enough, there was peppermint oil. I was sure peppermint oil was toxic to cats but the label said it was safe for cats so I checked twice with my vet who confirmed peppermint oil is dangerous for cats. DO NOT buy this product.

Today I tried cleaning my 7 month old kitten's teeth with dental wipes. I think they will work for some people but unfortunately Riley doesn't like mint and these wipes have a slight smell of mint. He flinches at the smell like I'm brushing his teeth and goes to the counter. I will try them again although I chose them because they didn't advertise mint in them. They may not have it, but they have a similar smell.

I bought this product about a week ago and so far it is working very well. I have a Chihuahua and small dogs often develop "sewer mouths". Bad breath, rotting teeth, gingivitis, all nine meters. I also have a 40 pound mixed breed dog that has gingivitis. Not ready to send him for a full cleaning, my vet suggested chlorhexidine. Both dogs are now also given chewing gum and dry food daily to keep their teeth clean. But wipes seem to work, and it's a lot easier than pulling out your toothbrush…

These are great for a quick nighttime refresher when traveling with dogs as I can fit the right number in my snack bag for easy packing. Because they are small, thin pads, they are difficult to reach in several places in the mouth and also difficult to hold in your hand, especially when trying to massage gums with them. When brushing my teeth at home, I prefer to use a toothbrush and toothpaste with similar detergents because it massages the gums better. I used these pads for 10 days and when I

These are small round cotton pads with a pleasant smell of mint toothpaste. You use them to wipe the inside of your dog's mouth and teeth. They withstand quite well my dog's tendency to "chew" every time you put something in your dog's mouth. The process is relatively quick (less than 30 seconds once you and the dog get used to it). I use them in combination with brushing my teeth and toy bones that remove plaque. Please note that the instructions say to use it twice a day or after meals. After

These are small round cotton swabs with a pleasant minty toothpaste scent. You use them to wipe the inside of your dog's mouth and teeth. They withstand quite well my dog's tendency to "chew" every time you put something in your dog's mouth. The process is relatively quick (less than 30 seconds once you and the dog get used to it). I use them in combination with brushing my teeth and toy bones that remove plaque. Please note that the instructions say to use it twice a day or after meals. After…

Two Shih Tzus get their teeth brushed every night. I don't think they understand that this is new to them. The previous pads that we have been buying for years are no longer for sale. They are very similar. The container is tight under the lid, as the liquid should be. The pods are the same size (about 2 inches) and are damp, but there is no excess liquid in the container. The pads stay wet until the last pad. The ingredients look healthy and our girls are still working on their nightly…

Probably the best for much smaller dogs. I have a greyhound so her mouth and teeth required 3 pads (minimum) each time I used the product. As you can imagine, it's not worth the price to me. But if you have a small dog and only need one I think this would be a good option. Maybe not every day, you'll be done quickly anyway, but as an alternative when you're too busy brushing your teeth. If you're concerned about sensitivity, I recommend using the small medicated sponges that come on a stick…

Bought for my 3 year old cat as he doesn't like brushing his teeth. I never leave reviews but this product cost me a trip to the vet. As soon as I finished gently wiping his teeth, he started gagging constantly and clutching his mouth. I figured he would survive, we gave him water, wet food and tried wiping his mouth with a clean rag. Nothing helped and he was still showing this behavior over 2 hours later. Just out of concern we took him to the vet at 8pm. The vet explained that he was…