This powder formula relies on Biotrate Technology to work against the oral bacteria responsible for plaque and tartar, altering conditions inside a pet's mouth to make buildup harder to form. Its blend of citric acid, trisodium citrate, and zinc chloride chelates minerals such as calcium, magnesium, and iron, helping break down the biofilm layer where bacteria live. Each jar contains loose powder along with a measuring scoop, and the recommended routine involves dissolving one scoop into hot water, stirring until fully mixed, and letting the water cool before it is offered to a pet. The dissolved mixture does not add taste, odor, or color to drinking water, so most pets accept it readily. Because it comes as a concentrated powder rather than a premixed liquid, it is a practical option for homes with multiple pets or larger dogs that drink more water. The formula is free of xylitol, alcohol, and chlorhexidine, and treated water is meant to be refreshed regularly as part of a daily oral care routine. It is intended for use in dogs and cats only and works alongside, rather than in place of, professional veterinary dental care.