ProBiora for Dogs & Cats

This stuff genuinely works - it makes my dog's breath *substantially* better. If I run out, the disgusting fishy breath comes back! Our dog is VERY picky -wont eat most dog treats nor most human food, and she doesnt balk at this AT ALL. I will definitely continue to purchase this product!

I am very happy with Probiora. My dogs have no negative reaction to this product, and I have notice an improvement with their dental hygiene. This is our 3rd bottle and Iwill continue to purchase it.

Definitely ordering more! I was initially worried my dogs might find the powder strange, but they both loved it and finished their meals as usual. The container comes with a little spoon, making it easy to give them one portion a day—super simple to remember! My older dog, who’s 12, has terrible breath because he's very fussy about teeth brushing. You could smell it just sitting near him. We've only been using this for a week, and I didn’t expect results so soon, but it seems like the odor has already lessened! Now I can only smell it when I'm right up close. I’m definitely going to keep using this and order more—excited to see even more improvement! I've tried kelp before, but never noticed a difference, so this is much, much better!

4th (and final) Update: I decided to try ONE more time with my one dog whom I felt was allergic - just to make sure, as we are so pleased with the "bad breath" results we've had with our other dog. Bad idea. :( This time - the allergic reaction was SO bad, it required 2 veterinary appointments, a lot of antibiotics (cephalexin) & topical ointment, weeks of misery and a rash that look like she had walked through a fire. My other dog still tolerates the product - however - as I've stated previously - this is NOT a substitute for dental care. While his breath has been fresh (and I do not use this continuously - only every other 2 weeks or so), his teeth are badly in need of cleaning. This does NOT prevent tartar or plaque - which can only be removed by a skilled veterinary team. Because he is 13 & fighting a terminal battle with degenerative myelopathy, the anesthesia would be too high a risk, and teeth cleaning is out of the question. I wish this prevented tooth decay - but it ONLY addresses breath. Do not use this as a substitute for getting your dog's teeth cleaned. 3rd Update: One of my dogs has developed a pretty severe rash in the groin area, upper abdomen and under her armpits, and I suspect it's related to the use of this product. :( Doing my research on the ingredients - as is my veterinarian. Will update again soon. Ugh. 2nd Update: My dogs' breath continues to improve - to the point where there is almost no detectable smell. That said, it is NOT a way to remove tartar from teeth - that can only be removed by your veterinarian (or by yourself if you're good with dental tools). Lastly - know that you do NOT get a full container of product. When you receive the product, and open - you'll find the probiotic powder fills about 1/3 of the container. The size of the container is pretty deceiving. I continue to be impressed by how well this product works, but will still be taking my dogs to the vet for dental cleaning. Updating my original review: This product has made definite improvements in my dog's bad breath. Her teeth are noticeably whiter, as well. I will continue to use this product. That said, I noticed when reading through the info here on this page, that the company claims this will eliminate costly anesthesia dental cleaning. This is a very irresponsible claim. This product CANNOT remove tartar on your dog's teeth, nor will it clean up under the gum line, where dangerous bacteria lurks causing periodontal disease. The ONLY way to to take care of your dog's teeth is to have them professionally cleaned by your veterinarian, and then to do your best to keep your dog's teeth clean. This product will help control the bacteria causing bad breath in your pet - but it is NOT a substitute for having your dog's dental care performed by a veterinarian. Many times, dogs need to have teeth removed - meaning they are in PAIN. If your dog has bad breath - then they have dental issues. This is only one small way to help your dog - it does not replace a dental cleaning!

Even though I have tried to brush my 3 dog’s teeth with enzyme toothpaste daily , they still had horrible breath. I also have their teeth cleaned yearly. This product has really decreased their halitosis. They eat it well so it must not taste bad and I haven’t noticed an odor to the powder. A little expensive when using for 3 dogs. I would recommended for dogs with horrible breath issues!

It worked slightly but still his breath is BAD

This definitely works and my dog seems to love it despite the claims that it has no taste. Noticed results very quickly.

In 2024 my dog was taken in for a teeth cleaning and her teeth were pretty bad. She had to have 7 teeth extracted. I was pretty upset because she was only 6 years old at the time. So I started adding this to her food hoping to prevent her losing more teeth on the next cleaning. Fast forward to her 2025 cleaning and she had to have 9 more teeth extracted due to significant periodontal disease! Ugh! I can't say this product made her teeth worse since there are many other factors that affect dental health, like diet, age, and genetics, but it obviously didn't improve things AT ALL! I hate to think how much money I wasted giving her this over the past year+, hoping to improve her dental health, but ending up with absolutely NO improvement in outcome. Very disappointing. Don't waste your money like I did. Find a better product approved by the Veterinary Oral Health Council. I didn't before because those products are more expensive. But you get what you pay for, apparently. At least if I'd spent more on a better product my dog might still have her teeth. Buying a cheaper product doesn't save you money if it doesn't work!