dental product?

Anyone try Leba III? It's an herbal dental spray that is supposed to be great for cleaning teeth on dogs and cats. I've looked at their web page and several ads for it and it sounds like an excellent proudct. It mixes with salivia and hleps to remove the bacteria that cause the tartar, etc.

Just wondered if anyone here had tried this or any other spray types dental productgs. There's alos one called PezLife tha is also a holistic dental mouth spray.

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Permalink Reply by Brian Ambrosius on December 2, 2010 at 8:53pm

I've tried the Petzlife gel (not the spray), and I thought it worked pretty well. Didn't think it was an amazing, cure-all, but it did have some improvements on my dog's teeth. I put it on 1x per day, and also tried to brush teeth (with normal brush and toothpaste) 1x per day as well, along with scraping away plaque with a dental scaler. To be honest, I think that the Petzlife probably helped to soften some of the really built-up plaque , which I then scraped away with a scaler. Like I said, I bought the gel, but if I bought it again, I'd probably buy the spray for ease's sake. It was expensive, but well worth it, especially since I used it on two dogs 1x per day for a month, and I still have over half the bottle left.

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Permalink Reply by Wendt Worth Corgi's on December 2, 2010 at 9:04pm

I use the water additive called Dental Fresh and their sprays. I also have dental wipes I use and my dog food contains a dental defense in it. I haven't heard of the product your speaking of or tried it. I think many of these products are not a cure all but aids in prevention.

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Permalink Reply by Robyn - Halo's Mom on December 2, 2010 at 9:51pm

I know people who have used it with good results. Particularly for older dogs who could not have a proper dentistry due to anesthetic risk. Also, the enzymatic dog toothpaste works well, even if the dog won't let you brush, just put some on your finger and wipe it along the dogs teeth. The enzymes help breakdown the tartar.