A golden retriever mix leaning in close to a woman on the couch while she leans back laughing

Why does his breath clear the couch?

It's not something you're doing wrong. Bad breath is the signal, not the problem.

★★★★★4.6 · 30 reviews
The dog eating kibble from a green bowl

It starts with dinner.

Bacteria convert food into acid. That acid feeds plaque. Plaque becomes biofilm, and biofilm hardens into tartar.

Because it starts after every meal, a mint or a spray only covers the smell.

The woman sprinkling a scoop onto the dog's food while he waits by the bowl

Put it where it starts: his dinner.

Owners have added one scoop to the food their dog already eats. A beef liver topper with two ingredients:

Grass-fed beef liverA topper your dog will actually eat.
Protektin™ prebiotic blendSupports a healthier oral microbiome.*
Dr. Michelle Jorgensen
I'm a dentist… and even I don't brush my dog's teeth.Dr. Michelle · Board-certified dentist, founder
The woman on the couch with her dog's head resting on her lap

What changes on the couch.

Week 1A scoop on his food. Twenty seconds.
Week 2It sticks, because it's part of dinner.
Week 3Daily support for fresher breath.*
Week 4Every meal, not just before guests.
The woman with her cheek pressed to her dog's head

4.6 stars from owners who noticed the breath.

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*These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Individual results vary. Scenes are AI-generated dramatizations, not customers. Reviews are from verified Longer Together customers.