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What Would Make A Dog Breath Smell Real Bad?

I have 2 boston terriers both have all health care current and my female has really bad breath she is 1 year and a half and it just started a month ago any ideas? My male doesn’t have bad breath and there have been no diet changes.

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12 Responses to What Would Make A Dog Breath Smell Real Bad?

  1. Janice C

    Redcorn say it just beacuse they get same bacteria and plaque humans do, and they need to have something to get it out of there and clean their teeth.. Try givey them bones or chewies.. this usually work really good for our dog… They also sell those ‘greenies’ at the pet store that are designed to clean their teeth, and freshen their breath!

  2. John Redcorn

    I used to have a pit bull with breath that smelled like tuna. If its bearable you should just overlook it and it will be funny later on.

  3. tydye

    Table scraps, not brushing its teeth sometimes, maby its teeth need checked out by a vet.

  4. tweetyme

    I used to have a dog with that problem…however she used to think that I hid tootsie rolls in the cat’s litter box…

  5. Maui Guy

    If they ate something awful like a dead squirrel
    or if their teeth have cavities.

  6. Business Logo Design

    Get her a rawhide bone, it really helps with teeth and breath stuff

  7. A J ❤'s her K-9

    The most common cause of bad breath in dogs is tooth decay. Check your dog’s mouth or get your vet to check for plaque build up and bad teeth.
    Possible Causes of Bad Breath in Dogs
    Broken, Decayed or Abscessed tooth.
    Periodontal Disease
    Periodontitis (inflammation of the tissue surrounding the teeth)
    Bone or foreign body stuck between the teeth
    Gastrointestinal disease including cancers and obstructions
    Sinus infections
    Kidney Disease
    Mouth tumors

  8. A J ❤'s her K-9

    If the dogs aren’t getting any dental care (dental cleanings) or have gum problems, that could cause rank breath. It is suggested that you brush a dogs teeth regularly.
    It is easiest to get them used to it when they are puppies but it will help with their overall health if you can swing it.

  9. hiryuu

    Bad teeth or stomach. Check with your vet.

  10. Cat

    You need to brush your dog’s teeth.

  11. ☺stacy

    I will say the same thing that Holly Jolly Christmas said :)

  12. ~ Poca ~

    Ask your vet.
    bl

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