Best Answer

Best is hard to say, because I'd have to know what ingredients do what in order to feel great about what I'm recommending. That's why when I found that www.petzlife.com or OraGel, seemed to be working wonders I was hesitant because although they note it's a lot of natural products it didn't have ingredients printed on the bottle.

The safest bet is to use the C.E.T. brand of toothpaste that only vets can carry: www.cetdental.com We use the Tartar control one and brush daily. My dog still experiences "morning breath", but there's no visible tartar. It's beef flavor so you can't get the freshness smell or the flouride brightness that human toothpaste provides, but it does help against Periodontal Disease.

Oreo answered on Oct 1st.