Oral spray for teeth and gums

[Jerry_NJ]

I started using an oral spray for my Pomchi (I've decided that is what Jasper is) to clean up his teeth and hopeful improve his gums.  The spray I am using has very high user ratings and I have gotten some testimony on it use from a couple of friends who use it on their dogs.  There are several pictures of Jasper in my picture gallery.

I use PetZLite and the listed ingredients are strangely missing any unknown chemical names.  

I have used it twice a day for about 20 days and am now using it on Jasper once a day.  I think I see some reduction in plaque/tartar (don't know which is which) on his fangs - I never noticed any gum problems but know he doesn't like hard dog treats.  He will eat kibble but prefers soft canned food, most dogs do in my experience.  I think Jasper is now more willing to eat milk bone type treats if they are small, real small.  If I'm using a big treat I break off only one of the "ears" to give to Jasper.  This is done when I have larger house guest dogs that come to stay for a few days and bring along food and treats. That pair is also in my picture gallery.  A large Goldendoodle and medium size Labradoodle. Those two and my small Jasper get along very well and sleep in the same bedroom with me, all on the floor. Jasper likes to snuggle up to one or the other on the big bed matts they bring along.  

[Jerry_NJ]

Hi,

The spray has a high Amazon (web  based retailer in USA) rating showing a 4 out of 5 rating with rave reviews from many of the over 500 customers. The link is very complex for Amazon directly to the product and reviews, but it an be found going to:
http://www.amazon.com/
and put petzlife in the search field.

Amazon may support international business, I don't know and I believe the product is available in many USA based pet stores too. It may be available internationally it is labeled Made In USA.

I see some improvement but the fangs are not sparkling white.  

As I said two people I know who have dogs say they think it a good tool, not sure it completely replaces brushing.  

[ginger899]

That spray sounds interesting. I have never heard of it. Of course it might not be available in the UK (where I live)
So, what are the reviews like for that spray? It sounds like a good way to prevent plaque and tartar build-up. Easier than brushing I guess. My dog HATED having her teeth brushed (which we did 3-4 times a week)

I suppose you could see results of using the spray after a week or so, by inspecting his teeth....