Let's face it, that wet, slobbery kiss your pooch plants on you each time you lean in too close comes with a whole lot of love but also a big shot
of doggy breath.
Not exact matches
-- Jacqui Rosshandler, creator
of Woofmints, all - natural
doggie treats which keep Fido's
breath fresh.
«
Doggie breath» could mean that your dog isn't feeling well: The reason for the nasty stench is usually bacteria in your pooch's mouth, which will result in the accumulation
of plaque.
While we sometimes tease about «
doggy breath,» most pet owners know it's typically the sign
of dental disease, and that's no laughing matter.
Many
of us dog lovers enjoy
doggy kisses from our companions and bad
breath can be a barrier to this expression
of love from our pooches.
Thankfully there is a plethora
of doggy dental chews & toys available online that will fight plaque, bacteria and improve the smell
of your dog's
breath.
DentaDish is designed to prevent
doggy dental and gum disease, which is the leading cause
of bad
breath.
Her
doggy breath was improved and she enjoyed the taste
of the feed.
«
Doggie breath» could be a sign
of serious disease — The AVMA sponsors National Pet Dental Health Month in February.
Or worse yet, is his
breath making you not so fond
of doggy kisses?
We usually excuse a pet's bad
breath as simply being «
doggy breath» or «cat
breath,» as if it is a customary part
of his / her being.
That means 19 out
of 20 pet owners are looking for a more convenient way to control dental disease and
doggie breath.
If you think it is normal for a dog to pass gas, to smell «
doggy», to have bad
breath, to need frequent bathing and grooming because they look greasy or dirty or have a bad odor, to need the services
of a veterinary dentist, to need antibiotics for even the smallest cut, to refuse food (where's the meat!)
Greenies Dental Chew is a very popular brand
of doggie dental «treat» advertised as a
breath freshener and aid in cutting down on professional cleaning.
Taking care
of your dog's oral heath will also result in less «
doggy breath» with a whiter canine smile.
I also detected distinct evidence
of doggy bad
breath.
Over the last five years, consumers have become more aware
of dental issues beyond «
doggie breath.»
A wide range
of commercial dental chews (rawhide, ropes, treats) available for dogs may also prevent
doggy breath.
Despite what you may have heard, stinky
doggie breath is not part and parcel
of the canine species.