Virbac C.E.T. AQUADENT FR3SH Dental Solution

Why it is listed

The additive with the current dogs VOHC plaque-and-tartar line and a written no-xylitol note. You still have to find it at a vet or retailer; Virbac does not publish a U.S. sticker price. It is still not a dental.

Pros & cons

Pros

• vohc.org current dogs list (May 2026): Virbac C.E.T AQUADENT FR3SH, plaque and tartar, consumer, 2026. That is the only water additive on this ranking with both plaque and tartar on the current dogs table. Not on the current cats VOHC table.
• us.virbac.com and vet-us.virbac.com 2026-09-02: dogs and cats. FR3SH = erythritol, inulin, pomegranate extract. Vet-US page: current formula does not contain xylitol (notes a small amount in a previous formulation). Actives per 5 mL: erythritol 100 mg, inulin 25 mg, pomegranate extract 1.75 mg. Mint aroma. Sizes named: 8.45 fl oz (250 mL) and 16.9 fl oz (500 mL).
• Labeled daily dilution: cats 2.5 mL into 250 mL water; dogs 5 mL per 25 lb into 500 mL water. Change water daily. No subscription.

Cons

• Virbac does not list a consumer USD on the U.S. owner or vet PDPs. We do not invent a Chewy or clinic price. Value is capped without maker USD.
• A water additive is not a dental. It does not replace brushing or anesthesia dentistry when those are indicated. Not a cat VOHC seal.
• Contains FD&C Blue #1 and Yellow #5 per the vet-US inactive list. Some pets refuse tinted water. Follow the species dose; do not free-pour.

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