8 thoughts on “what to do about dogs bad breath?”

  1. If brushing her teeth doesn’t help, you should take her to the vet to have her teeth examined. It’s more than likely that her teeth need to be cleaned, she may have gingivitis as well. It’s really important to look after a dog’s teeth because bad teeth can lead to very serious health problems – like kidney and liver failure.

  2. Get “greenies” or other dog breath fixing treats.
    Go to the vet. Bad breath is often caused by tooth decay.
    There are also chew toys that help with bad breath.

  3. There are various reasons why this could happen. Sometimes, they can be sneaky about eating their own droppings, so don’t be surprised if she does this totally without your knowledge. If you are sure however that she hasn’t, then I would suggest some kind of gum infection. Either that or an upset tummy/stomach, but that shouldn’t be lasting long. So if the problem continues, I would advise you to take her to a vet. There are also many wonderful products available for your pup to chew on that are teeth and gum cleaning as well as tasty and nutrious. Have a wonder about in your local dog speciality shop, and you will find all sorts.
    Good luck
    Kristel

  4. they sell stuff at the pet stores that you can put in the water that should help with the bad breath.

  5. take her to the dentist or there are special treats to give them
    give her cheese to make her teeth healthier

  6. Have her teeth cleaned by a good vet. They’re is something they have at the stores that says it will not lodge in their stomachs, that will give them good breath.
    The Little Greenies was proved fatal in dogs and cats. You can get the other product at Pet co or other pet stores. But be sure you check with your veterinary.

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