4.9 · 39,459+ reviews

This Spray Reverses The Stinkiest Dog Breath Without A Cleaning (Puppy Breath In Just 5 Seconds A Day)

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By Dr. Sarah Michael, DVM
Updated 2 days ago

👇 Tap the signs your dog has

Cartoon vet with a golden retriever

After every meal, bits of food sit on the teeth. Germs feed on them and leave a sticky film. That's plaque. In a few days it sets hard and brown. That's tartar.

Tartar pushes under the gums. The gums go red and pull back, and germs slip into the blood. From there they reach the heart, liver and kidneys. That stink when they yawn in your face is the first sign.

I'm a vet. These are the 5 reasons I tell every dog owner to use Snoot.

WHY VETS TRUST IT

80%

of dogs have gum disease by age 3

0.12%

chlorhexidine, the strength vets use

12 hrs

of protection from a few sprays

5 Reasons 39,000+ Dog Owners Won't Go Back To Chews

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Sad dog next to chews, drops, sprays and a toothbrush that didn't work

You've Tried Everything. Their Breath Still Stinks.

Chews. Water drops. The toothbrush they bit in half. The smell is still there when they yawn in your face.

None of those reach the germs. Chews scrape the tops of the teeth. Drops get lost in the water bowl. The germs live in the plaque down by the gums.

Snoot is a spray. It coats the teeth and gums and keeps killing the germs for up to 12 hours. Breath turns in 1 to 2 weeks.

Scared To Put Them Under? Care For Their Gums At Home.

Leave the brown crust and the gums pull back. Germs slip into the blood and ride to the heart, liver and kidneys.

Then comes a cleaning under anesthesia. Most dogs wake up fine. Some never do.

Snoot kills the germs every day, at home, with your dog wide awake. A few sprays. 5 seconds.

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Worried dog looking at germs sneaking into a gum gap
snoot v13 gum line shield

How The Gum Shield™ Works

A few sprays. Three steps: Stay. Kill. Block.

  1. Stay FreshRestore™ stays on the gums for up to 12 hours, through drinking and dinner.
  2. Kill The same germ killer vets use kills the germs behind the smell. No mint on top.
  3. Block Blocks new tartar from setting, and softens the old so it lifts over weeks.
Savory, not mintNo alcohol, no dye, no xylitol

Won't Let You Brush? Spray It On Their Dinner.

They clamp their mouth shut and twist away. Somebody gets nipped. You both end up upset.

Snoot doesn't need them to hold still. A few sprays on the back teeth, or on their food. It tastes savory, not minty. Most dogs lick the bowl clean and never notice.

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Cartoon owner spraying Snoot on dinner
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Day 0 vs day 42 gum line

One Vet Cleaning Costs $388. Pulled Teeth Cost Up To $2,000.

Most dogs need a cleaning every 1 to 2 years. Small dogs more often. About $388 each time, before the checkup.

Once teeth have to come out, owners get quoted $700 to $2,000.

A full year of Snoot costs less than one cleaning.

It Works For Seniors, Picky Eaters And Dogs Who Bite The Brush

In the mouth or on the food. Your dog doesn't have to chew, sit still or let you near their face.

Seniors. Tiny mouths. Picky eaters. Rescues who won't be touched. Cats too.

The payoff: they curl up on your chest and breathe in your face, and you don't turn away.

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snoot listicle r5 seniors

4.9 Stars From 39,459+ Dog Owners

  • 5.0

    "He sleeps in our bed again lol. For a year we'd turn away when he yawned. Two weeks of spraying his dinner and the fish smell is just gone."

    JR
    5.0 Jessica R.
    Golden Retriever, 6
  • 5.0

    "Her breath went from something I could smell across the room to nothing."

    LK
    5.0 Linda K.
    Maltese, 12
  • 5.0

    "At his next checkup she said his gums looked a lot less inflamed and we could hold off."

    MD
    5.0 Mark D.
    Beagle, 9
  • 5.0

    "I don't have to fight him. Brushing was a two-person job and he hated us for it. Now it's a few sprays on his food and he thinks it's a treat."

    AS
    5.0 Amanda S.
    French Bulldog, 5
  • 5.0

    "I just spray it on his kibble at night, he doesn't even notice. His breath turned around in about 10 days and the brown line on his back teeth is fading."

    TB
    5.0 Tyler B.
    Black Lab, 4
  • 5.0

    "What sold me was the smell, not minty and fake, just... gone. Her breath smells like nothing now, which after 11 years is a miracle."

    EW
    5.0 Emily W.
    Dachshund, 11

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Questions Dog Owners Ask

More Reviews From Dog Owners

  • 5.0

    Honestly didn't think a spray would do anything. We'd tried the chews, the water stuff, all of it. About 10 days in my husband goes 'wait, did you get Cooper's teeth cleaned?' His breath just doesn't smell anymore. He sleeps in our bed again lol

    5.0 Jessica R.
    Golden Retriever, 6
  • 5.0

    Our vet quoted us $1,800 for a cleaning plus two extractions. At 9 I was not excited about putting him under. Started this while we figured it out. At his next checkup she said his gums looked a lot less inflamed and we could hold off. Not a miracle, but it bought us time and I'll take it.

    5.0 Mark D.
    Beagle, 9
  • 5.0

    Bella is 12 and has a heart murmur so anesthesia is basically off the table. I was running out of options. I spray it on her breakfast and she has no idea. Her breath went from something I could smell across the room to nothing. Wish I'd found this 3 years ago.

    5.0 Linda K.
    Maltese, 12
  • 5.0

    Bought this after the vet said Duke already had early tartar at 4. Didn't want to be paying for cleanings every year. I just spray it on his kibble at night, he doesn't even notice. Two months in and the yellow on his back teeth hasn't come back. Easiest thing I do for him.

    5.0 Tyler B.
    Black Lab, 4
  • 5.0

    Tried brushing Otis exactly twice. The second time he bit the brush in half. This is the only thing that's worked because I don't have to fight him. Two sprays on his food and done. The brown stuff on his back teeth isn't getting worse anymore, which is more than I can say for anything else we tried.

    5.0 Amanda S.
    French Bulldog, 5
  • 5.0

    I'm terrible at routines but this one stuck because it takes literally no time. It lives next to his food bag. What sold me was the smell, not minty and fake, just... gone. My mom visited and asked if I got a new dog lol

    5.0 Emily W.
    Dachshund, 11

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