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Leba III
Submitted by LP (not verified) on Tue, 11/10/2009 - 13:02.

Hi, I've been using it a few months and I do see a difference in the amount of tartar and especially the extra benefit of nicer smelling breath! There is not much info on the Internet about it but their website, lebalab.com, says it contains the following: Distilled water, Ethyl alcohol 25%, Lamiaceae and Rosaceae in trace elements. I spray it into the cap and use the provided eyedropper to squirt some into the dogs' mouths. My dogs are very small, but I would think the cost becomes a bit prohibitive for treating larger dogs.
I wonder why they can't develop something that simple for humans?

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