
Honestly bought it expecting to send it back. First week nothing. Around week 3 she yawned right next to me on the couch and I didn't pull away. Ordering more.
Fresher kisses in a few weeks, without the brushing battle. No taste, so he keeps drinking like always. Backed by a 90-day money-back guarantee.

If you've started turning your face away when he leans in for a kiss, you're not the only one.
You've probably bought the chews he finishes in four seconds, and the toothbrush that's still in the drawer. That's not on you. A chew only works for the few seconds it's in his mouth, and an hour later the smell is back.
Here's why more and more owners are trying something simpler: a few drops in the water bowl he already drinks from all day.

A dental chew is gone in a few bites. A spray lasts until his next meal. But most dogs drink a little, all day long.
Veronne goes in the water bowl, so it's in his mouth with every sip, from his morning drink to the last one before bed.

If brushing isn't happening at your house, you're in the majority. Most dogs won't sit still for it, and most of us stop trying after a week.
With Veronne, the whole routine is one dropper in a fresh bowl of water, once a day. Big bowl? Dose by the bowl, not the dog: one dropper for every 17 oz of water.

No taste, no smell, no color. The water looks and tastes like water, so even a fussy drinker keeps drinking.
Extra picky dog? Start with half a dropper for the first week, then go to a full one.
A lot of water additives are flavored to cover the smell. Dogs taste the mint, drink less, and the smell is back in an hour.
Veronne has no flavor at all. It uses zinc, which neutralizes the sulfur compounds that make dog breath smell. It goes after the smell itself instead of covering it up.


Older dogs often have fewer teeth, sore spots, and very little patience for a toothbrush or a hard chew. Drops ask nothing of him: no chewing, no holding still.
One dropper has about 1 mg of zinc, a small amount next to what's already in his food, and it's made for daily use.
He drinks like always. Don't expect much yet, that's normal.
The breath that used to reach you from across the couch gets softer. Many owners first notice it when he yawns.
Kisses are back on. Keep the bottle next to the bowl so you don't miss a day.
Give it up to 90 days of daily use. If the kisses aren't fresher, email us and we'll refund you. You don't need to send the bottle back.
It's a one-time order, not a subscription. Nothing renews and there's nothing to cancel. With the 3-bottle bundle it comes to about 67¢ a day.

Honestly bought it expecting to send it back. First week nothing. Around week 3 she yawned right next to me on the couch and I didn't pull away. Ordering more.

My boy has maybe half his teeth left so chews are out. I put the drops in his water every morning and he has no idea. His breath is so much better.

It works, it just took longer than I hoped, a good 4 weeks. I have two dogs on one bowl so I go through it faster.

She is SO picky about her water and drinks it like nothing changed. My daughter used to say Bitsy smells. She doesn't say it anymore.

No more brushing fights. That's my whole review.
Yes. The drops have no taste, smell or color, so the water looks and tastes like water. If your dog is extra picky, start with half a dropper for the first week.
Most owners give it 2 to 4 weeks of daily use. Every dog is different, and daily use is what makes the difference.
It's made for daily use at the dose on the bottle: about 1 mg of zinc per dropper, a small amount next to what's in dog food. Never give the drops straight from the bottle. If your dog has a health condition, ask your vet.
No. You pay once for the bottles you choose. Nothing renews.
You're covered by our 90-day money-back guarantee. Email us and we'll refund you. No need to send the bottle back.
Veronne Fresh Breath Drops are a daily breath freshener for dogs. They do not diagnose, treat or prevent disease and don't replace your vet's dental care.