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What makes dog's breath so stinky???

Sadie has yucky breath..she gets her teeth cleaned annually and we brush them regularly plus she gets "milk-bones" - we have tried other breath freshening treats to no avail - what is up with that!!!!?? Read more
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Answered by maw 8 months ago | Thumbs up 0

I am surprised as I would have guess his teeth. read more

How do you get rid of bad doggy breath?

my dog has really bad breath and i don't know what to do about it. what are some ways to get it to smell better? Read more
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Answered by Erik B. (OneBumLung) 8 months ago | Thumbs up 1

It could be infection or diet, but if not it's probably about regular cleaning. I used to brush my dogs' teeth once a month but then a trainer gave me this tip: give them uncooked, beef soup-bones. … read more

Does anyone have a recipe for baking breath-freshening dog treats?

I like to bake and thought it would be nice to bake my dog some breath-freshening dog treats. Read more
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Answered by Robyn (robyn101) 9 months ago | Thumbs up 2

I suggest joing the Homemade Dog Treat Chefs group. I find lots of good information there. I hope this helps. read more

Anyone have a home remedy for bad breath?

My dog has terrible breath - but very clean teeth as we brush them. Is there something we can do at home without spending a fortune at the pet store? Read more
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Answered by Lindsey H. (higgl01) 9 months ago | Thumbs up 1

At most pet store you can find pet treats that actually serve as breath mints as well. Those shouldn't break the bank. Just substitute the teeth cleaners for their normal goodies. read more

Zoey has very bad breath

Everything I have tried to get rid of her bad breath doesn't work...I have tried the yip yap things, breath buster treats and that brushing bits dog food nothing. Any suggestions on what might work?? Read more
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Answered by Jessica H. (xoxojessika) 1 year ago | Thumbs up 0

How do her teeth and gums look? Does she have a lot of plaque and tartar, and do her gums look very red and inflamed? It could be gingivitis, and if not nipped in the bud could be a very, very serio… read more

How do you get rid of bad doggy breath

my doberman has really bad dog breath Read more
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Answered by Craig W. (cpw2n5) 8 months ago | Thumbs up 0

You could try breath freshening dog treats like Greenies. They help your dogs breath and the dogs also love them read more

Dog breath

my dog has terrible breath, I brush his teeth and he has a lot of hard bones to chew on and he mostly eats Iams pet food. What am I doing wrong? Read more
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Answered by Beth K. (bbkipp) 8 months ago | Thumbs up 0

I have the same problem with one of my dogs! He's going in for a teeth cleaning tomorrow. They say that bad breath is a sign of bad teeth. They also say that bad teeth can cause heart disease. I d… read more

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Bad Breath

Posted by: lagerfran | Posted on: 03/5/09 at 8:06am

I found Pedigree Breath Busters and it is a great product. My dog Bailey loves them and it works great. I break up the biscuit into lots of pieces and we use it for exercise for her. We have a long driveway and I toss the little pieces as I go out for my newspaper in the morning. She winds up running all the way out and back. read more

Bad Breath

Posted by: cfratto1 | Posted on: 04/24/09 at 3:36pm

Any opinions on what is the best way to help out Pongo's bad breath? I've used the chewies. Also, I have recently bought this blue liquid to put in their water from Petco. Any stories about this being bad for the dog at all? Thank you! read more

Bad Breath

Posted by: GuinnieGirl | Posted on: 01/26/09 at 3:33pm

How many of you have said, "boy, my pet has bad breath?" Again, you have to find out why. Many times the culprit is plaque, the same bacteria-laden film that develops on our teeth. First, attack the plaque. Twice a week is ideal, but I'm guilty of not doing it and using bones to help instead. I will give oxtail bones. The tail's tendons and fibers help massage the teeth and gums. Ca… read more

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Posted by: samuelmccullen | Posted on: 02/21/09 at 9:13pm

My puppy Tem has being young has always had decent breath, but when he started loosing his baby teath his breath became horrible. I asked my vet what the problem could be and he told me that aslong as im giving him a high quality food, the smell is probably from his new teath coming in. read more

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Posted by: faegrace | Posted on: 02/6/09 at 8:21pm

For years I have been one of those people who not only allows but welcomes dog kisses from her own canine companions. As long as it's not near my mouth, we're good. Just recently, I have started to question my own statement to those who would inquire: "dogs mouths are cleaner than humans AND they lick their own -sses!" It is not that I doubt their bacterial load is actually less than ours. … read more

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