DogSuppy UK

Does your dog have smelly breath? Thousands of British dog owners swear by this simple 10-second routine to break down plaque and tartar – and keep their dog’s breath fresh. No brushing needed.

Does your dog have smelly breath? Thousands of British dog owners swear by this daily 10-second ritual to break down plaque and tartar – and keep their dog’s breath fresh. No brushing needed.

Clinically proven: Reduces bad breath in 7 days.

Recommended by vets: Breaks down plaque and tartar in 21 days – no dental cleaning or anaesthetic needed.

No brushing required: Simply sprinkle this powder onto your dog’s food once a day.

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Why keeping your dog’s teeth clean matters

Brushing your dog’s teeth isn’t always easy. But without daily care, their teeth can discolour, tartar can build up, and bacteria in the mouth may cause unpleasant breath.

If left unchecked, things can get worse – often leading to costly dental cleanings under anaesthetic.

What are the signs?

Here are some warning signs of dental issues to look out for:

Yellow or brown discolouration of the teeth

Stinky breath

Plaque

Tartar build-up

The #1 cause of bad breath in dogs?

Many dog owners assume that “dog breath” is normal. But did you know it’s often a sign something’s not quite right?

One of the main culprits is a build-up of hydrogen sulphide — a gas produced by harmful bacteria that smells like rotten eggs. Without daily dental care, these bacteria build up alongside plaque and tartar.

The result? Bad breath that only gets worse and an increased risk of painful dental problems.