



Does Plaque Attack Really Work?
The Plaque Attack claims to provide triple dental care for your pet. The Plaque Attack is a dental spray that combats plaque, tartar and bad breath in your pet. It works for dogs and cats of all sizes, they say. They add that it is an all natural product with a special formula that breaks up bacteria, plaque and built up tartar. It is perfectly safe, they add. Healthy, too, as the Plaque Attack helps to prevent gum disease from developing in your pet’s mouth, they claim. This product is easy to use. Simply spray on your pet’s mouth and the natural formula will begin to work immediately, safely mixing in with your pet’s saliva to coat the teeth and gums, they add. The ingredients are specifically selected because they work effectively, at the same time your pet no longer has bad breath. Instead, they say, your pet will have a healthy and clean mouth. In cases of heavy buildup spray twice a day, and for lesser buildup just spray Plaque Attack once a day. The plaque in your pet’s mouth will disappear, after which you only need to keep a maintenance dosage of twice a week.
(Source: www.GetPlaqueAttack.com)
Plaque Attack Reviews




I got the product 2 weeks ago and started using it on my 10 year old lab/husky mix, his teeth were almost black and very bad breath, now after the 2 weeks, his teeth are white and the bad breath is gone. It really blew me away! I wish I would have taken before and after pictures.
March 10th, 2011




I got this product for my 2 cats thinking this would be less expensive and less dangerous than teeth cleaning at the vet. Both cats would not cooperate and would run away when they saw that the spray bottle was in my hand. I did try this a number of times. The instructions on the spray bottle suggest that you also brush your pet’s teeth every 3rd day. I have worked with cat rescue and placed more than 250 cats. I have never been able to successfully brush the teeth of a cat.
To see if the spray could remove tartar, I tried this on myself before brushing my teeth at night. It did appear to dissolve the buildup of tartar that had accumulated during the day. The taste isn’t that bad. You can detect a slight grapefruit taste that is one of the ingredients in the product.
Before buying this, you might want to use a similar size spray bottle filled with water on your pet to see is the pet will cooperate.
January 19th, 2011


