Get Rid Bad Breath

Bad breath in puppies Dogs get bad breath for the same reasons that people do. It may be due to diet, or a build-up of plaque on the teeth. And if you’re not brushing your puppy’s teeth, the bacteria-filled plaque (and the smell accompanying it) doesn’t go away. “Doggy breath” is a common complaint from [...]

Bad breath is not always a sign of bad dental hygiene in your English Bulldog puppy. It could be something more serious. Here are some things to look out for and how to avoid getting bad breath. Usually, bad breath is caused by built up plaque or tartar that leaves odor-causing bacteria between the teeth, [...]

One would expect that puppy bad breath would be a relatively uncommon thing. After all, puppies’ mouths are usually very healthy and young dogs have not had time to accumulate a buildup of tartar on their teeth. Surprisingly, a unpleasant odor on a puppy’s breath is not uncommon – it’s often caused, however, by different [...]

Bad breath is not always a sign of bad dental hygiene in your English Bulldog puppy. It could be something more serious. Here are some things to look out for and how to avoid getting bad breath. Usually, bad breath is caused by built up plaque or tartar that leaves odor-causing bacteria between the teeth, [...]

Puppy Breath Can Get You Down Puppies are great. They are fun to watch, fun to play with, and fun to snuggle. Then all of a sudden, you may find that puppy breath has turned to bad breath. If this has happened after your little dog has turned 4 months old, this may be a [...]

Answered by Swoozie on 5/4/2006, 6:57 am A: Puppy bad breath. Hiya Sidney, You should definately take your puppy with the foul breath in to be checked. Whenever a dog has foul breath, it generally due to dental/gum issues. Although your puppies are the same breed, age and eat the same food, they don’t have [...]

Dogs are a part of the canine family that has as its members, wolves, foxes and hyenas. Dogs have been domesticated over the years. They are now used to eating what human beings provide them. As a result, they have lost their natural instincts to hunt their own food. As a result, dental decay has [...]

Answered by Tviokh on 4/4/2005, 5:45 am A: Needs a vet. > I have a 5 month old black lab. I know that she is loosing > her baby teeth (i have found a few around the house), but > I’ve noticed that the last couple of days her breath is > really stinky. Is [...]

Answered by Tviokh on 4/11/03, 9:37 am A: Vet first, then… > I feed him dry pedigree puppy food. Within > the last 3 weeks or so I have noticed his breath is > horrible!! It would be best to have him seen by a vet. He’s not too young to have dental problems such [...]

Hello there. Often, puppies have terrible, skunky breath due to their mother’s milk. This tends to linger for several weeks after they stop nursing, so that could be the case. If he’s on softer foods at this point, this could also be contributing to the bad breath because kibble tends to scrape off some of [...]