ProDen PlaqueOff Plaque Off Cats 40g – Special Formulation

My cat likes this but no improvement yet after 3 weeks.

I bought this for my two cats, and began giving it to them at the same time. My older cat (6, nearly 7) got fairly sick soon after starting with some nasty diarrhea, gas, refusal to eat, lethargy, and a little vomiting. 5 vet visits later he’s doing great, nothing serious! He’s always had a sensitive stomach though, so beware with your sensitive cats!

My other 3 year old cat does not have the same problems as my near 7 year old. The powder doesn’t bother him, his stool is the same, only becoming slightly lethargic when my other cat became sick. I wish both my cats could handle it, because it seems to work great.

We bought this as a bit of a preventative to help keep our cat’s teeth clean and potentially avoid dental issues in the future. It’s supposed to work systemically by keeping plaque from sticking to their teeth (note it’s made from kelp which naturally has iodine so they warn on the bottle that this may not be good for cats with thyroid issues). The bottle is small, it’s a green powder/granule mix.

We introduced it slowly by adding a sprinkle to her wet food and working up to a full scoop. No ill effects at all and our cat loves her wet food so much that sprinkling this in doesn’t deter her at all. We’re about 3/4 through the bottle now and I’m honestly not sure it’s doing anything based off of the fact that our cat’s stinky breath didn’t improve one little bit while on this. But, it may at least be working as a preventative the way it’s supposed to, which we wouldn’t really “see” anyway. So the jury is out on whether we’ll keep using it or not.

One con: the little scoop isn’t long enough to reach the neck of the bottle so you kind of have to reach your fingers in to try to grab the scoop. Would be better if they provided a longer scoop that wouldn’t fall down into the bottle!

Our little buddy is one of the most lovable cats you could ever meet, but his breath smells like something died in his mouth years ago and never left. He was a stray for a long time, living off the grid in a swampy forest in SC, getting kibble donations he shared with his group and probably fought off raccoons for, while catching birds and other small animals in his spare time. Who knows what made him this way, but he can clear a room from several feet when he opens his mouth if not on PlaqueOff.

With this product, his breath is still not the aroma of roses, but is noticeably more tolerable. His teeth are shiny white too. Definitely helps and no negative side effects that we have found. He’s been using it for maybe four years. We give it to him once a day. It seems to be most effective when given consistently.

This powder smells faintly of seaweed, which he does not mind as he loves seafood. It’s best served mixed with wet food, but works okay in kibble of that is all you have to work with. Expect some to fall to the bottom of the bowl in dry kibble.

I started using this product for my cat who has bad breath, i only used it few times with soft food and noticed slight changes.

My rescue kitty was diagnosed with stomatitis and it was bad. Really bad. She’s a tiny kitty anyway but she lost weight due to inability to eat. The vet said the only way to ensure full recovery was to remove all of her teeth. We definitely didn’t have the money and had to start saving. In the meantime, I researched alternatives to at least give her some relief. I found Plaque Off and thought it sounded promising. After a couple of weeks of mixing it into the vitamin-enhanced broths we were able to get her to swallow, she was clearly having an easier time of swallowing. I added some pureed meat and she started putting on weight. Within two months of her taking the Plaque Off, she was back to eating shredded meats with broth! Her breath was better, her demeanor was better, and she was steadily replacing the weight she’d lost. I’m not saying the stomatitis has been healed/reversed/eradicated. I’m saying IT WORKS!!! No more ulcers or lesions in her mouth and no more landfill-in-summer breath. Yes, she still drools and, yes, she still has sensitive teeth and is unable/unwilling to eat crunchy things. She’s also still skittish. However, she’s happier, at a good weight, her coat is glossy and soft, and the most recent vet visit (different vet) resulted in cautious support of continuing to use the Plaque Off. Due to the dental damage, her teeth will eventually need to be pulled, but she may be able to retain some of the less damaged ones. That’s another drama for a different time. All I’m concerned with is ensuring she’s happy, well-fed, healthy, and remains a part of our family. Maybe trolls will find this review worth targeting but we’re doing what we can for a kitty who’s so sweet and (when she allows it) starved for attention and love.