Chelsey M asked:
I have a Chow Chow and his teeth dont have an abnormal color but his breath REALLY stinks what can i do to solve this?
How Do you Get Rid OF A Dogs Bad Breath?
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Better quality food= better breath, better smell, better skin, better coat, better everything
i give my dog dingo dental sticks, and also i brush her teeth nightly!
definitly will help/protect your dogs teeth
There are oveer the counter products especially for dogs special treats pt you can add a liquid to the drinking water that helps prevent plaque. Try brushing his teeth three times a week and have a vet check it out could be something you can’t see,
stop putting your nose in his mouth. NO only kidding they make bone and treats that are supposed to make his or hers breath better,but if your dog is cooperative you can brush their teeth and tongue and kill the halitosis
ny eskimo gets really bad breath I had him checked by the vet and he had an infected tooth.He had it pulled and it’s better but still pretty raunchy sometimes. I have his tteth brushed when he is groomed and it is better. If your dog is young he may tolerate you brushing his teeth. You canget chicken flavored toothpaste for him and a special brush at the pet store.
You should still get your dogs teeth cleaned. Bad breath can come from bad teeth or digestive problems there are products on the market that you can put in water or in pill form parsley is also a good natural way to help with bad breath
ok well i would suggest lots of raw chicken necks and raw sheep shanks. ok i hope i have helped
dog mints sold at pet stores
Brush teeth…bad breath is due to bacteria in the mouth…just like people.
check your dogs teeth it might have a rotten tooth that needs pulling out if not there’s special dental treats for dogs.
Could be food related, or tooth related–ask your vet. But I’ve used the chlorophyll tablets with good success. My dog used to have this issue even though I brush, he chews bones. Turns out is was his diet–even though it was a good brand, it wasn’t what was right for him. So the bad breath was a signal that something is not right. And the chlorophyll tabs worked at night so he didn’t stink up the room but it’s nice to have the problem solved!
natural unsweetened yogurt works well for bad breath but you should take him to the vet and get it checked.