Happo Doggo Dog Breath Freshener Mousse - Toothbrush and Toothpaste Alternative No Brushing - Complete Fresh Oral Care for Dogs, Pets, Cats - Combat Bad Breath, Tartar & Knock Plaque Off Dog Mouthwash

My dog doesn't like the scent but after 1 lick does approve and wants more

Happo Doggo Dog Breath Freshener Mousse - Toothbrush and Toothpaste Alternative is a sure way of making your dog's mouth smell minty fresh and it also works at helping to clean your dog's teeth.I tried to get it into her mouth using my finger (which I do not recommend) and now she sees me going near her with the bottle of mousse and she clamps her teeth shut so I thought I would least get the outside of her teeth polished and freshened, this worked the first time now she can get her mouth shut tight and I cannot even get a small application of the product in.It was the mint fragrance she did not like. I do consider this a good purchase as a couple of times I did get it near her mouth, her breath and mouth did smell a lot fresher.Therefore, I would still recommend this as a reliable source of cleaning and freshening your dog's mouth, but it is how your dog relates to the product.

This is an alternative to brushing your dogs teeth, which is neither easy or fun for either of you.The premise is that all you have to do is pump a couple of dashes under the upper lip on both sides daily.We have a 4 year old Patterdale that has great teeth which we put down to her chew toys / treats & sweets which are all bought with a thought to the tooth care they provide.We tried this product to compliment our current regime with a view to keep her teeth in optimal condition.Sadly she is not keen on the taste / sensation of having this applied, we got it in the first few days but she soon worked out what was coming and decided not to participate.We have discontinued our attempts to use this partly because we dont want to fight with our otherwise good natured dog but also because I am unable to ascertain exactly what is in this product.No ingredients appear to be published anywhere, all I can find are reassurances that everything is natural and a list of ingredients that are not in it!Which strikes me as a bizarre way to market something you are effectively feeding your pet.If you struggle to brush your dogs teeth and they are bad or suffer with bad breath this product may very well be the golden bullet you have been searching for and at the price, is a fraction of the cost of a visit to a vet, so I would say give it a try if this applies to you! HTH

This foam is easy to use if you have a cooperative dog. Mine will lick it off my hand, but if I try to spray it directly on her teeth, she is clearly not amused. I will persevere, because I think it’s far easier than attempting to brush her teeth. I’d love to know what the ingredients are. This does make me nervous (the lack of an ingredient list), but I’m assuming that Amazon wouldn’t sell something that was unfit for use. An ingredient list would be helpful though. It certainly does make her breath a lot better, and it’s worth it’s weight in gold for that alone!As for its effectiveness, I think I’d have to give it a month or so of regular use to see if it’s cleaning my dogs teeth properly. Probably about the time that she’d tolerate me spraying a foam into her mouth!

Seems a bit too good to be true. In a sense, it is.A product that requires no brushing? One simple foam application a day to remove tartar, plaque and freshen breathe? Well, so they're stating, after using this product for a while now I must say it really has improved my dog's breath. I can't say much for its ability to remove Tartar and Plaque though unfortunately.

Having given in to being unable to battle that dog breath we all know so well, I was happy to give this a try. First things first: it does smell very minty fresh, in fact exactly like human toothpaste. This is a foam which I think is a good idea as it should soak in more quickly than anything more solid but be less messy than a liquid, and in reality, it does work well, though with my dogs still a battle to get them to open their mouths and stay still for 5 seconds… I’ve used over the past couple of days and had no adverse reactions from any of them but I also can’t say I’ve noticed the breath is fresher; it is to begin with but I’m unsure if the results are long lasting. Only time will tell and I’ll continue to use and update my review if so! Overall a good buy for £9.99 though and probably more likely to be used than a standard tooth paste.