Arm & Hammer Fresh Breath Dental Water Additive for Cats, Odorless & Flavorless clear

Our elderly cat has kidney problems and developed bad breath. This helped considerably, almost from the first drink. His teeth look better too. No problems in getting him to drink after the first sniff.

Our cat has hardly any teeth due to an illness so the few that remain must be protected at all costs.This is perfect because it is ODOURLESS and TASTELESS (yes, I tried it) so little Benny doesn't know it's in his water at all and therefore does his remaining teeth some good.You only need a little capful (or less) per water bowl so it lasts a long time too. Not the cheapest of items but on a per capful basis it is worthwhile.The remaining question is whether it works. I'm no vet but so far so good; no sign of plaque or gingivitis when he yawns. Given that a yawn is over in a second or two we occasionally inspect his mouth by opening it up (which he hates but the vet manages it no problem) and all seems well.I'll continue to use it, as my cat needs his few remaining teeth.

i was a bit doubtfull at first,my cat had bad breath ,vet says teeth ok but breath OH MY GOD ,even the mice scarpered then i tried fresh breath in his water,half a capfull ,what a difference does what it says,

Does cloud the water.i have a water fountain. Had to change the water more oftenNot noticed any change in cats breath

This has helped my cat’s horrible breath enormously. It has no colour or taste, so she drinks it happily- unlike another brand which turns the water bright green and smells very strongly like human mouthwash.

Gives me peace of mind, knowing my kitty has good dental health

Okayyyyy doesn't really work

Recommended by my vet for my ageing cats who have recently had teeth out. This is meant to freshen their breath and clean their teeth when they drink. Apparently tasteless and odourless. A capful when changing their water does the trick.