This is literally the whole routine — open the jar, add a scoop to his food, done. He has no idea it's in there. One jar lasts a full month. Breath improved in 8 days. Still do it exactly this way every morning.
Had to share this before/after. Top photo is from when my vet first flagged her teeth. Bottom is two months later. Vet literally said 'what are you doing differently?' I avoided a $1,100 cleaning.
Zeus and Bella — my German Shepherd and my Golden. I use PupSmile for both of them. One jar each per month. Both have had significantly better checkups since I started. That's all I needed.
Took this photo at the 6-week mark. My GSD Ranger had the worst tartar buildup — vet kept saying we needed a cleaning. Look at those teeth now. No cleaning needed.
I was skeptical going in. My dog is a 6-year-old French Bulldog — Frenchies are notoriously bad with dental health. Vet said at age 3 we'd need cleanings every year at around $900 each. I tried everything. He'd spit out the toothpaste, ignore the chews. Started adding this to his kibble quietly. At his checkup a few months later the vet said his teeth looked 'surprisingly clean for a Frenchie.' Unprompted. I hadn't mentioned changing anything. I nearly cried. After years of guilt and expensive quotes, that meant everything.
Small breeds get the worst dental problems and the most expensive bills. Milo is a 6-year-old mini mix and I was dreading his next cleaning quote. PupSmile has made such a difference. He loves mealtime and has no idea it's doing him good.
Honest review for other senior dog owners: my Lab mix is 10. Vet quoted $1,400 and mentioned possible extractions. I was worried about anesthesia at his age so I tried this first. Month one: breath noticeably better. Month two: tartar starting to break up near the gumline. I'm not saying it fixes everything — he may still need work eventually — but it's clearly slowing the progression. That matters a lot at age 10.
This is Cooper at 7 years old. Vet used to flag his teeth as a problem area every single visit. Last checkup she said they looked 'pretty good.' That's never happened before. Keep smiling, Coop.
I spent $800 on a dental cleaning that didn't even last 6 months. Then I saw a post about PupSmile and figured it was worth a shot. Nine days in and her teeth and breath are already better than right after the cleaning. Kind of mad I wasted the $800 — but at least I know what to do from here.
This is Koda licking his bowl clean every morning — now with PupSmile on it. He's 8 years old and his teeth have never been this clean. Vet said we could skip the cleaning she'd been recommending. Worth every penny.
Be patient — it really works
First week: nothing. Second week: breath noticeably better. Week 3: started seeing tartar crack at the gumline. Week 4: chunks falling off. Stick with it.
Works. Vet asked what I changed at my last visit. That's all I needed to hear.
My black lab mix Bruno had serious tartar you could see from across the room. 45 days on PupSmile and this is what his teeth look like now. He didn't even flinch — it just goes on his food every morning.
Meet Buddy. He loves car rides and he now has fresh breath when he sticks his head out — no more dog breath funk. Started PupSmile 5 weeks ago. Honestly my favorite result so far.
Was looking at a $1,500 dental quote and dreading putting my dog under. Started this hoping it would help a little. About a month later the vet said her teeth were actually a lot cleaner. Really glad I tried it.
My dog is 11 and her breath has been bad for years. Tried everything — the chews, the water additives, brushing (which she hated). This actually worked. About three weeks in the smell was just gone. She doesn't even notice it's in her food.
This is Daisy at 9 years old. I was worried about putting her under anesthesia for a cleaning — senior dog, higher risk. PupSmile solved that worry. Her teeth have never looked better and her vet agrees.
My golden is 9 and the vet kept recommending a $1,200 cleaning at every visit. Three months on this and at my last appointment she didn't even bring it up. I didn't say anything — just let the teeth do the talking.
Terriers are notorious for dental issues. Chester used to need a cleaning every 18 months. His teeth look genuinely clean here — four months on this powder, no cleaning recommended at his last checkup.
Got this after my German Shepherd had really bad breath and visible tartar. Was skeptical — seemed too simple. Two weeks in his breath is noticeably better and the tartar is starting to clear. Still using it and plan to keep going.
Works for Boxers
Boxer owner. They're prone to dental problems — mine is 8 and his teeth were getting bad. Started this after reading reviews. Vet said they look good at the last checkup. Happy with it.
My pomchi would fight me every time I went near her mouth with a toothbrush. This just goes on her food. She has no idea. Within two weeks her breath was so much better. Problem solved.
I run a small in-home dog care — up to 8 dogs at a time. I add PupSmile to every single food bowl now. The dental difference across the board has been remarkable. Every owner asks what I'm doing.
Great for rescue dogs
I foster senior dogs and dental disease is always an issue. Can't afford surgery for all of them. Adding this to their food has made a noticeable difference within a couple of weeks. Keeping this stocked.
My GSD mix Zeus had bad buildup and his vet was pushing a $1,300 cleaning. Started PupSmile two months ago. This photo was taken last week. I showed it to the vet and she was genuinely surprised.
Two big labs. Brushing them consistently just wasn't happening. Six weeks in and both are noticeably better — breath improved within days. The tartar is slower to shift but I can see it working. Subscribing for sure.
Our dog is 4 and I really didn't want to deal with expensive dental cleanings every year. This works nicely when used daily. Breath is fresher and I can see the difference on her teeth.
Incredible game changer
Was quoted close to $1,700 for a dental procedure. Since starting this powder two months ago, my dog's breath is completely fine and his teeth look so much better. Wish I'd found this two years ago.
The jar lives on my kitchen counter now — right next to the coffee maker. Morning routine: scoop PupSmile onto Biscuit's food. That's it. Three months in and his last vet visit was the first time in years they didn't push a dental cleaning.
Three weeks in and my golden's breath is already noticeably fresher. I can tell by week two this was different from any other dental product I've tried. Just got my second jar — absolutely subscribing.
My vet told me Cocker Spaniels are one of the worst breeds for dental disease. I've spent thousands over 8 years. Three months on PupSmile and she used the words 'impressive improvement' at our last visit. I nearly fell off the exam table.
My Corgi's breath was so bad my kids wouldn't let him lick their faces anymore. One week on PupSmile and that problem was completely solved. Six weeks in and his teeth are noticeably cleaner. Kids are happy. Dog is happy.
If you have a Bichon, you know. My vet called their teeth 'a ticking time bomb.' Two Bichons on PupSmile — one is 5, one is 9. Neither needed a cleaning at their last annual. My vet was almost annoyed. I love it.
Had a $700 cleaning quote for my 5-year-old Yorkie. She's tiny and I was terrified of putting her under. Used PupSmile for 8 weeks before her follow-up. Vet said the inflammation had gone down and she wasn't recommending a cleaning anymore. Unreal.
My Aussie would snap at me if I got near his mouth. Not possible to brush. This powder goes on his food without him knowing. Six weeks in and his breath is completely different — and not in a bad way.
My Shih Tzu's last cleaning quote dropped from $1,100 to 'let's wait and see' after four months on PupSmile. That never happens. The vet usually just adds it to the invoice automatically.
English Bulldogs and dental problems are basically the same sentence. My bully Lou has been on PupSmile for 5 months. Vet said his gums look healthier than they have in years and pushed back her cleaning recommendation by a full year.
My Husky is stubborn about everything including teeth. Trying to brush is a circus. PupSmile on her food — she eats it without thinking. The difference in her breath within the first week was so dramatic my husband noticed without me saying anything.
My goldendoodle Scout had awful breath and my vet was pushing a $900 cleaning. I asked to give it 60 days first and she agreed. 60 days later: 'you can wait — the teeth look a lot better.' I ordered three more months on the spot.
I've been fostering dogs for 11 years and dental disease is one of the hardest things to manage on a foster budget. PupSmile goes in every foster's food bowl now. I recommend it to every single adopter.
My boy is 12. Anesthesia at his age is not something I'm willing to risk lightly. Vet quoted a cleaning and I said not yet. Used PupSmile for three months. Went back. Vet said she was comfortable waiting. I'll take that.
My pit Hank has always had terrible teeth. Was resigned to yearly cleanings. Started this on a whim. Vet at his last visit said we could probably go two years before even thinking about a cleaning. Haven't stopped using it since.
Three dogs in our house, all three on PupSmile. The reduction in the 'old dog breath' smell alone made it worth it. Two of the three had dental work recommended last year — neither did this year. Subscriber for life.
People underestimate how serious dental disease is in small dogs. My Chi mix is 8 and her teeth look cleaner now than they did at 4. My vet was genuinely surprised. This thing actually works.
Simple honest review: Lab, 6 years old, moderate tartar buildup. Used this for 45 days. Vet said teeth look better than last visit. Easy to use, dog doesn't care. Keeping the subscription.
My dachshund Pretzel has always had dental issues — you expect it with the breed. Two months on PupSmile and his last vet check got a comment I've never heard before: 'his teeth are actually looking pretty good.' Ordering monthly.
My Great Dane is enormous and getting near his teeth with a toothbrush is basically a full-contact sport. PupSmile solved the problem entirely. Just goes on the food. Teeth are markedly better after 6 weeks.
I'd been using a different dental powder for two years — minimal results. Switched to PupSmile based on a friend's recommendation. The difference was noticeable within two weeks. I don't know what they put in it but it works in a way the other stuff didn't.
I'm retired and on a fixed income. A $1,200 vet dental bill isn't something I can just absorb. PupSmile is something I actually can afford every month. And it works. My 9-year-old mutt Rocky has better breath and cleaner teeth than he has in years.
I was convinced this was overpriced green dust. Three months later my vet said — without any prompting — that my dog's teeth had improved since the last visit. Okay. Fine. It works. I'm annoyed I doubted it.
Best vet visit we've had in years
Just hit 6 weeks and Cooper's vet visit was the best one we've had in years. No mention of tartar. No recommendations for a cleaning. That never happens.
Cooper · 8-year-old Lab
Took closer to 5–6 weeks before I really noticed a difference — longer than I expected. But once I did, it was clear. His teeth are definitely cleaner. Just set realistic expectations on the timeline.
Archer · 4-year-old Vizsla
Our golden is 11 and has had rough breath his whole life. After about 10 days on this it's noticeably better. Wish we'd started years ago — better late than never.
Buddy · 11-year-old Golden Retriever
My dog inhales her food in about 8 seconds so I'm honestly not sure how much powder she actually absorbs. Breath improved a bit but I haven't seen much tartar change at 3 weeks. Probably works better for dogs that actually chew.
Only 3 weeks in so holding back the fifth star for now. Breath is noticeably better and the vet tech mentioned the gum line looked cleaner than last time. Going to update when I hit 60 days but early signs are good.
Moose · 5-year-old Bernese mix
Zero resistance from Luna — she eats anything, so no issue there. Breath improved in week one. Teeth look better after 30 days. Giving it four stars until I see what 90 days looks like.
Luna · 3-year-old Aussie mix
Vet said we'd need a cleaning by end of year. We started PupSmile instead. Six months later at the checkup she asked what we'd changed. No cleaning needed. Still kind of amazed.
Tucker · 7-year-old Beagle mix
Second month in. Teeth have definitely improved — I can see it in photos comparing week 1 to week 8. The yellowing along the back teeth is clearly lighter. Four stars until I see what 90 days does.
Maple · 6-year-old Poodle mix
