VOHC-Listed Dental Powders, Water Additives, Wipes and Toothpaste for Dogs

How this page was put together

The 30 rows come from two categories on vohc.org, copied on October 13, 2026: "water additive, oral gel, oral spray, toothpaste, powder" (26 products) and "toothbrushes and wipes" (4). Chews and dental diets are on the VOHC accepted dental chews page. The product type was read from each product name only; where the name does not say, the table says so. Claims, companies, availability and seal years are shown as VOHC lists them. We compare published lists and manufacturer data and do not test products on dogs. We show no prices, ratings or Amazon images.

VOHC does not say where a product is sold. Treat every row as "listed by VOHC; check availability" before you plan around it, and confirm the current entry on vohc.org.

All 30 VOHC-listed non-chew dental products

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What dental powders does VOHC list?

Two powders are listed, both with a plaque and tartar claim: ProDen PlaqueOff Powder from SwedenCare (seal year 2019) and CEVA Clenz-A-Dent ProDen PlaqueOff powder for Dogs from CEVA (2020). Both are listed as consumer products. The shared "ProDen PlaqueOff" name appears in both entries; VOHC does not explain how the two companies are related, so this page does not either.

A third product, Vetradent Powder Water Additive (Dechra, 2023), is a powder by its name but is listed as a water additive with a tartar claim, and it is counted under water additives here. We could not fetch a manufacturer page for any of the powders, so this page gives no dosing or feeding directions. Follow the label of the product you buy and ask your veterinarian.

Which water additives are on the list?

Water additives are the largest group: 16 of the 30 rows. 11 carry a plaque claim only (HealthyMouth, TropiClean and Naturel Promise lines, seal years 2008 to 2020) and 5 carry a tartar claim only (Bluestem, Vetradent liquid and powder, Plaqtiv+ and Skout's Honor, seal years 2022 and 2023). None of the water additives has both claims. Several brands appear more than once because VOHC lists each named variant separately, for example the TropiClean lines with added gut, hip and joint, or skin and coat ingredients. The seal covers the exact variant named in the row.

What about gels and sprays?

HealthyMouth Topical Gel and Topical Spray for Dogs (both seal year 2011) and Buccaclean Gel by MP Labo (2025, listed for veterinary and consumer availability) each have a plaque claim. Virbac C.E.T. AQUADENT FR3SH (2026) has plaque and tartar claims, but its VOHC name does not say whether it is a gel, a spray or a liquid, so it is typed "not stated in name" in the table.

Toothpaste and toothbrushes

Three toothpastes are listed: Petsmile Professional Pet Toothpaste (plaque, 2011), Tartar Shield PRO CARE Natural Pet Toothpaste (tartar, 2025) and Dentalis Canine Toothpaste (plaque, 2026). Two combination products pair a toothpaste with something else: the HealthyMouth toothpaste and brush kit for medium and large breeds (plaque, 2015) and Dentalis Canine Toothpaste plus Dental Stick (plaque, 2026).

The only brush entry is generic: "ADA-compliant soft-bristle, flat head toothbrush," listed with a plaque and tartar claim, seal year 2014, company "(Various)". It names no brand, so no product link is given for it. VOHC's own site calls brushing the gold standard for oral health.²

Which dental wipes are listed?

Two: HealthyMouth Anti-Plaque Wipes for Dogs (plaque, 2016) and VETRADENT Dental Wipes (tartar, 2026). VOHC lists no wipe with both claims, and a wipe is not the same thing as brushing.

Chews vs powders vs additives vs brushing

The VOHC list lets you compare product types on one point only: how many accepted products exist and which claims they carry. It says nothing about which type works best for an individual dog.

VOHC describes brushing as the gold standard and notes that daily chewing can also help.² Whether a powder, additive or wipe fits a dog that does not accept brushing or chews is a question for your veterinarian. For the chew side, see the VOHC accepted dental chews.

Frequently asked questions

Where to look

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Sources

1. VOHC: Accepted products, accessed October 13, 2026. All product names, claims, companies, availability and seal years.
2. VOHC home page, accessed October 13, 2026. Brushing described as the gold standard; the seal is awarded on submitted data and VOHC does not run its own product tests.

Prepared by the DentalDogTreats editorial team from the sources above. This is not veterinary advice; ask your veterinarian about your dog's teeth. See our methodology and the affiliate disclosure.