Fresh breath and healthy gums. No brushing.
Snoot is a vet-strength dental spray for dogs who won't let you brush. A few sprays a day, in the mouth or on food. Kisses are back on.
It's not "just dog breath." It's leaky gums.
Ever wonder why your dog's breath smells so bad?
It starts where the tooth meets the gum. Germs build up there as plaque. The gum pulls back, and the germs leak in. That's leaky gums. It's what you smell.
FreshRestoreâ„¢ sticks to that spot and kills the germs that cause the smell. Here's what you'll notice.
What changes for your dog (and you)
One 5-second spray a day. Here's what you'll notice.
Breath
The smell is gas from germs at the gum line. Snoot kills the germs and the stink on contact. That's fresh breath at the source, not a mint on top.â€
Teeth
Lift the lip without wincing. Plaque softens and lifts right at the line where everyone looks.â€
Gums
Pink at the gum line again, not red and puffy. Healthy gums now mean fewer vet bills later.â€
The Routine
Brushing fails because dogs vote no. Snoot takes 5 seconds in the mouth, or lands on dinner if your dog is a drama king. A dental routine only works if it actually happens. This one does.
How to use it
Shake
Give the bottle a quick shake.
Spray
A few sprays on the back teeth, or on dinner.
Done
That's it. 5 seconds, once a day.
Most pet parents start with the 90-Day Kit
3 bottles for $69.98. That's $0.78 a day.
Plus 5 free gifts: a free bottle, free shipping, the Food List ebook, the Vet Checklist and our 90-Day Money-Back Guarantee.
Snoot vs. everything else in the dental aisle
Snoot vs. everything else in the dental aisle
Our Money-Back Guarantee
90-Day Risk-Free Trial
Use Snoot every day for up to 90 days.
If their breath isn't fresher, email us. One line is enough. You get all your money back, usually within 3 to 5 days.
Most guarantees make you mail back an empty bottle. Ours doesn't. Keep the bottle. Even if it's empty.
90 days is how long it takes for the caked-on tartar to finally go. We'd rather lose a sale than keep your money for something that didn't work for your dog.
Questions pet parents ask
Brushing works by force. Snoot works by chemistry. The spray coats the gumline with a plaque-fighting active that keeps working after you put the bottle down, held in place by FreshRestoreâ„¢, a gentle grip layer so it doesn't rinse away with the next drink. You're not scrubbing the bacteria off. You're making the gumline a place they can't build on.
Join the club. Spray it on food or a treat instead. It reaches the same place with zero drama. Lots of dogs decide the spray is a treat.
Yes. Breath goes first, in a week or two. Plaque softens and lifts over 4 to 8 weeks. Keep going and the caked-on tartar is finally gone. Very thick tartar may still need one vet cleaning. Snoot keeps it from coming back.
The short list: 0.12% chlorhexidine gluconate (the plaque-fighting active vets use), zinc citrate for the smell, a mineral tartar shield (sodium hexametaphosphate), natural sugar-cane polyphenols for extra odor control, and a savory flavor dogs actually like. No alcohol, no artificial dyes, no 15-ingredient mystery blend.
Both. The formula is alcohol-free. For a cat, a spray or two on her food does the job.
Breath first: most parents smell the difference in the first week or two. Plaque softens and lifts over 4 to 8 weeks of daily use. By day 90, the caked-on tartar is finally gone. If someone promises whiter teeth by the weekend, keep your money.



