Does this replace brushing my pet's teeth?

No. A spray coats the mouth briefly. Brushing and dental chews do the mechanical work of removing plaque, so use the spray alongside them, not instead.

How often should I use it?

The maker recommends aiming at the mouth and spraying once or twice a day. Start with one spray to see how your pet reacts.

Is it safe for cats as well as dogs?

The packaging shows both a cat and a dog, and the maker describes it for pets generally. Cats are often more sensitive to sprays, so introduce it slowly.

Gluconolactone, vitamin B1 and glycerin, per the maker. No ingredient amounts are listed.

Will it remove existing tartar?

The maker claims it can reduce tartar, but hard tartar on the teeth usually needs a vet's scaling. A spray is a maintenance step, not a treatment.

How much should I spray for a small pet?

The label gives one dose for all pets. Use a single spray for small animals and watch for coughing or gagging.

Where is the Yegbong Pet Oral Breath Freshener Spray cheapest?

At Deal.ai, for $13.36, as of our latest check.

Yegbong Pet Oral Breath Freshener Spray

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Arrives about Nov 15–24, from a US warehouse

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Our take on the Yegbong Pet Oral Breath Freshener Spray

A pump-spray breath freshener for dogs and cats, meant to be aimed into the mouth once or twice a day. It lists gluconolactone, vitamin B1 and glycerin, and the maker claims it helps cut tartar and keep the mouth healthy without irritating it. It is a convenience product, not a substitute for brushing or a dental check: sprays like this reach the teeth briefly and do not remove plaque the way a brush or a dental chew does. Owners who dislike wrestling a toothbrush may find it an easy add-on; anyone expecting it to fix existing gum disease or heavy tartar should look at brushing and vet dental care instead.