Deaf Medicine

Country: 5.77.46.37, Europe, GB

City: -0.1224 , United Kingdom

We used this along with borax, and combat large roach traps, and we only ever saw 4 bugs. Our building had reported roaches, and we went of the offensive with this using it along the sides of cabinets. We never saw more than 4 so I'm guessing this combo worked.

It seemed to cut away at the brown on the back molars but the gums became inflamed. Took our collie to the vet and she said that the dog had gingivitis most likely caused from the Fresh Breath. She also told me that she had similar types of reaction to teeth whiteners. Stopped using this product after a week. I still brush her teeth every day with CET which seems to work better than the other dog toothpastes. Would not recommend Fresh Breath. It is more costly to you if your dog ends up at the vet due to concern over the dog's gums. Found on the internet a vet practice that cleans dogs' teeth without anesthesia. They are out of California but make the circuit to certain states twice a year. It is a hall for us, but if necessary, we may try to hook up in the fall. The practice is called Houndstooth Pet Teeth Cleaning. Would recommend ALWAYS to do a dental if your pet is put down for other matters to avoid these issues. Ours doesn't have breath problems.

We've tried so many cleaners for our carpets, and this is the only thing that's worked. Our dog throws up frequently, and everything else either doesn't take it out, or leaves a whitish, stiff spot. This takes it out and you can't even tell where it was. We've moved on to use it for anything that we spill or get dirty--furniture, clothes, etc. It takes out vomit stains and odor from kids really well too! I highly recommend it.