Petzlife Oral Care

The gel may be applied a number of ways. If your dog will allow you use a tooth brush or one of those finger brushes, that is the most desireable, because it will accelerate the process of tartar and plaque removal. However, if you have a dog that will not allow that or it's mouth is too small for a brush, all you have to do is get it into the mouth.

   For example my Rottweiler bit the toothbrush in half so I just put a tiny smear of peanut butter on her dish and squirted the gel on top of it. She would lick through anything to taste the peanut butter.  Then I just keep her water away for a half hour or so. I found doing it at night, at bed time was the most effective, because of the low activity level then. It took me about a month and a little over one bottle of gel bring her teeth back to beautiful. To quote my vet,"she has the teeth of a 2 year old". Now, bear in mind, she is over 9 years old. Also remember this product removes tartar and plaque, it is not a bleach. There may still be some stains left, but these are inconsequential. This all natural product also kills of the bacteria that turn the plaque into tartar as well as the  bacteria that cause gingivitis. Consequently, you will probably see an increased activity level from the new feeling of "well-being", now that your dog no longer has those horrible toxins going into it's system.  

  Clarence Bunkholt - Petzlife CEO

The spray bottle has approximately 450 sprays in it. Based on that, it should last you about 75 days, based on 2 applications per day, AM & PM. That of course may vary with the accuracy of your sprays.  The gel is a 4 oz. bottle and has 24 tsp.per container. Based on that, a bottle should be good for about 48 applications, once again depending on your accuracy of measurement.  It took me a little over one bottle of gel and one month, to clean up my 9 year old Rottweiler @ 105 lbs. Do bear in mind, this is not a bleaching compound, so there may be a few stains left on some of the teeth, after the tartar and plaque has been removed, but that is of no consequence. Good Luck and Happy Holidays....