Beaphar 15317 Liver-Flavour Enzyme Toothpaste, 100 g

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Product guide

Beaphar 15317 Liver-Flavour Enzyme Toothpaste, 100 g

Beaphar 15317 is a liver-flavoured enzyme toothpaste for cats and dogs. It is intended for use with regular brushing to help control plaque and tartar and freshen breath, rather than as a no-brush treatment.

At a glance

Enzyme-containing paste is marketed for regular brushing to help counter plaque and tartar formation.
Liver flavour may make toothbrushing more acceptable to some pets, although customer feedback indicates preferences vary.
The listing describes the formula as free from fluoride and xylitol.
Listed for cats and dogs of all ages and breeds.

Price

£4.49Save 32%

Reference price: ~~£6.58~~

Price checked: 13 Nov 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

A single toothpaste is listed for both cats and dogs and for all ages.
The 100 g tube uses liver flavour and includes a stated list of active ingredients.
The listing specifies use with a toothbrush and gives a pea-sized amount and two-minute brushing directions.

Technical specifications

13 specifications

Identity
Brand	Beaphar
Model	15317

Formula and use
Flavour	Liver
Form	Paste
Active ingredients	Sodium hexametaphosphate, Silicium dioxide, Zinc citrate, Glucose oxidase, Subtilisin (protease)
Material feature	Fluoride Free
Suitable for	oral hygiene, fresh breath, for dogs and cats
Age range	All Ages

Dimensions and quantity
Dimensions listed	16.3 x 5.2 x 3.2 centimetres
Weight listed	100 Grams
Capacity	100 g
Package quantity	1

Origin
Country of origin	Netherlands

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

Use a pea-sized amount on a toothbrush and brush in circular motions for 2 minutes, attending to all tooth surfaces. The listing's generic warning says not to swallow and to rinse thoroughly, while its pet-care description presents the paste for brushing pets. Follow the product's pet-specific directions and seek veterinary advice if unsure.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Cat and dog owners who want a liver-flavoured paste for a regular brushing routine.
Buyers looking for a fluoride- and xylitol-free toothpaste listed for pets of all ages.

Less suited to

Owners seeking a no-brush dental gel or powder. This product is described as toothpaste for brushing.
Pets that reject liver flavour, as customer feedback includes reports of dogs disliking it.

Beaphar 15317 Liver-Flavour Enzyme Toothpaste, 100 g · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

4.3 / 5 · 15,506 ratings

5 stars61%61%
4 stars22%22%
3 stars11%11%
2 stars3%3%
1 star3%3%

Customer feedback reports that some owners find brushing easier and perceive cleaner-looking teeth and fresher breath. The liver flavour is often described as well received, though some dogs reportedly dislike it. For buyers choosing a paste that needs brushing, this suggests flavour may help acceptance but cannot guarantee a pet will cooperate. These are customer impressions, not proof of the listed plaque and tartar claims.

Positive themes

Customers report that the toothpaste can make brushing easier and that pets often accept its liver flavour.
Some customers describe perceived improvements in tooth cleanliness and breath.

Negative themes

Some customers report that their dogs dislike the toothpaste.

Mixed feedback

Acceptance appears to vary by pet, despite favourable reports about the flavour and tolerance.

Frequently asked questions

Is this toothpaste intended for cats as well as dogs?

Yes. The listing describes it as suitable for cats and dogs of all ages and breeds.

Does it require brushing?

Yes. It is a toothpaste intended for a regular brushing routine. The listing suggests a pea-sized amount and two minutes of brushing.

What flavour and formula features are listed?

It is liver-flavoured and the listing describes it as fluoride- and xylitol-free. The active ingredients listed are sodium hexametaphosphate, silicium dioxide, zinc citrate, glucose oxidase and subtilisin (protease).

What do customers report about acceptance?

Feedback says many pets tolerate it and that the liver flavour is well received, but some customers say their dogs dislike it. Individual pets may respond differently.