Dog Dental Powder(10.58OZ)-Teeth Cleaning Powder for Dogs, Plaque Off for Dogs & Cats Breath Freshener for Bad Breath, Tartar Remover, for Small/Medium/Large/Giant Dog

Less smelly breath
I started adding it to my dog’s meal bit by bit and he does not seem to notice. I’m not sure if there’s some taste to it that he likes or not like but as long as he still eats his food, is fine with me. I didn’t really see significant difference in regards to whitening the teeth but I noticed his breath is less smelly now. This is just in addition to his regular dental routine. I still brush his teeth.

Still trying to get the cat to like it
My cat is so… finicky. And he has terrible breath, in addition to dental concerns brought up by the vet. She gave us a toothbrush for him, to the horror of Kitty and myself. The Hongyee pet dental powder looked like a good option–no brushing required! The contents come in a well sealed bag inside of a small tub. The scoop is tiny, but one scoop is way too big a serving for the cat. The powder smells more earthy than herbaceous, and Kitty and I both tried a little taste, which was not too bad. Don’t judge. I’m not giving up my own oral hygiene for this powder, but without much direction or information about the product on the packaging or Amazon description, I’m going to test it on myself before giving it to my cat. Encouraged by the mild flavor and Kitty’s lack of opinion, I sprinkled some on his dry food. He was game to try it (bottomless pit appetite), but his enthusiasm rapidly declined. The kibble, now coated in what looked like green Cheeto dust, remained in the bowl for a full day, even hardening to the dish. I threw out the food and scrubbed off the green residue, then tried a fresh bowl with a fraction of a scoop. Kitty conservatively nibbled on his powdered food throughout the day. His dragon breath is so much better, but I’m not sure the powder is a good choice for him, unless it helps him lose weight. I might try adding some water and disguising it with wet food, but this cat is not easily fooled. I’ll update the review if Kitty returns a more positive verdict.

Potentially nutritious powder for digestive health, NO company information, testing, or transparency
This pet breath powder helps by treating gut issues. Everything in this is natural ingredients to help with digestion in humans, so I assume it works well in animals, too. The main ingredients are brown algae (rich in vitamins and trace minerals), seaweed, pea sprouts, and papain (which is the main digestive extract from pineapple). Other ingredients include B1 (thiamine), xylo-oligosaccharide (prebiotic), saccharomyces cerevisiae (brewer’s yeast), and bactillus subtilis (probiotic bacteria).The only difficult part is getting pets to eat the powder. It has a very strong green smell and my dog turned his nose up immediately. Hiding in it peanut butter paste worked great. Cats I’m sure will have more issues. A gram is not much, but force feeding presents its own issues. If you force powder into their mouth, you risk exhaling it everywhere or aspiration. Either one is not good. So at least mix a bit of water to make a paste then smear it on the roof of their mouth and their lick it away and swallow.The packaging is the best I’ve seen. A jar with a full seal with a sealed mylar bag inside for freshness. This makes it convenient and protected. I love it!The only thing I don’t love about this is the lack of manufacturing information: no address, no contact, no country of origin. Scouring the internet for the Hongyee brand brings NO information either… meaning no way to verify the validity of anything in this jar, no product testing, no certifications, nothing. Whether you trust the information on the product label is up to you, but I had to knock 2 stars off. It could be a great product. There could be trace poisons in it. We don’t know!