Natural dog breath remedies

Stinky dog breath is more than gross. A healthy, happy dog should not have chronic bad breath. Check out the Pet Living website to learn the 6 reasons your dog has bad breath and how you can treat bad dog breath.

While healthy dogs don't have the best breath, your pet's breath should not knock you off your feet or smell like a sewer. The most common cause of bad breath in dogs is tooth and gum disease. If your dog has bad breath now, take it to...

Table of Contents Is your dog's breath foul? In both humans and dogs, oral hygiene is critical for preventing bad breath an...

Pearl The Golden Girl & Liz Lang | Golden Retriever on Instagram: "On today’s episode of crunchy #asmr 🎤 DIY DOGGY BREATH MINTS 💚🌱✨ Could your pup’s breath use a little refresh?! These simple 4 ingredient treats can help boost breath! Pearl doesn’t get stinky breath too often, we really have found her fresh dried food and all natural treats and veggies help a lot! Breath Mint Recipe 1 cup spinach 1/4 cup mint (spearmint or peppermint) 1/4 cup water 1/2 cup nonfat plain Greek yogurt Blend…

Do it yourself pest control is cost-effective and efficient. With the right pet-safe solution, you can achieve long-term results that are safe for the entire family.

If your dog gives off a nasty smell, here's a guide on how to create a homemade dog dental spray to get rid of their bad breath.

These homemade dog breath freshener treats are a great way to get rid of your dog’s bad breath naturally! This recipe has all healthy ingredients targeted towards having better breath for your dog.

Cuddling with your fur-babies would be a lot more lovely if your pup’s breath was just a little nicer on the senses. Let's talk about how you can naturally improve your dog's bad breath.

When you think about heavy breathing in dogs, you probably see a dog that is vigorously panting after an extensive game of fetch. It’s normal for dogs to breathe heavy and fast after extortion but what if your dog is just sleeping or hasn’t been outside yet? But how do you know if your dog is really breathing weird or just normal? And what should you do about heavy breathing? #dogs #health #panting #summer

Bad breath in dogs is common: it even has its own name – doggy breath. However, while many owners treat canine halitosis as normal, it could be a sign of illness, may indicate a change in diet is needed, or is most likely to point to bad dental hygiene or dental disease. Fortunately, there are steps that you can take to freshen your dog’s breath and potentially improve its overall health. - read more... #petkeen #doglovers #dogbreath #dogsmell #dogowners #doginfo #dogcare