BARK Bright Large Dental Kit for Dogs, 26.29 oz,31 Piece Set

At about the two week mark I noticed that the bad breath was completely gone. The teeth were slightly whiter. At almost 4 weeks the breath is still fresh, the teeth are still getting whiter and my dog gets excited in the morning when she sees me walk to the bag and ask if she's ready to clean her teeth. The fact that I can now sit next to her without thinking about her breath being so bad is remarkable. Love this stuff already!

I started These just before my 8 year old pup went in for dental cleaning and had to have a couple of teeth removed. So I do not know how well they are but they have kept them clean after theclining which was a month ago. They do look forward to it every morning as a treat.

Does it get your dog's teeth whiter? I see little or now difference, but with longer use, who knows? I like the concept--incorporating tooth paste into a treat. This certainly makes it easier to get onto your dog's teeth and fighting with a toothbrush. However, the toothpaste tube has a tiny opening that is hard to squeeze out into the miniature groove of the dental stick. The fact that it must be refrigerated means that it is cold and therefore even harder to dispense. My dog likes it, but I'm not convinced that I am getting enough product onto the treat for it to have any chance of working. I probably will not buy it again.

My Australian Shepperd loves these for her night-time treat. At 8:30, she'll come into the living room, sit in front of me and stare. Then she'll look toward the hallway where she eats, and back and forth. When I ignore her, she'll move closer and put her muzzle on my knee and stare with big droopy eyes and ears down. If I make any kind of movement, she bolts to her house and waits for me. When I pick up the package and shake it, she jumps out of her kennel and sits down in front of me with a big open mouth and tongue hanging out. She watches as I take the spread and fill the side, drool is now dripping out of her mouth. As I slowly lower it to her, she gingerly takes it and then runs back in her kennel and gobbles it up. Now she's ready for bed. I've been watching the plaque on her teeth and it "seems" like it is getting smaller. Still brushing too. I'll continue to buy these.

Well, it doesn't work like they show in the listing. You cannot get the gel into the sticks. If you try to pry open the opening the sticks just fall apart. The gel ends up all over the floor and dog if you cannot get it into the center of the stick. What a rip off.

I bought these after a friend recommended but truly wasn't really confident they would make a difference. One day I happened to notice my dogs teeth so white when he was looking at me! I have used and recommended to other dog owners ever since!

Seems like this would be a great idea, but let me tell you it’s a MESS! You have to fill the treat with “toothpaste” so it will clean their teeth. The paste gets all Over everything. The three of them 🐶🐶🐶 run all over the house trying to hide them from each other. Not good!

Thought it would keep my 2 reactive rescue dogs busy while I was outside working, but not was I ever wrong. I haven't found anything except for the Kong nylar bones for aggressive chewers. Unfortunately they are bored with them after chewing them down after 9+ months. Haven't been able to give them any chew toy with flavor that they don't eat. So frustrated! Any suggestions?