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What can I do about my dog's Bad Breath?
Q: My dog has bad breath. What can I do? A: Most dogs have some degree of "doggie breath," which most people are used to living with. But bad breath can indicate serious illnesses such as diabetes and kidney disease, so if the smell seems especially nasty or different than usual, you should take your dog into the veterinarian for a check up. The best thing you can do to help doggie breath is to keep your dog's teeth clean. Ideally, you should get his teeth cleaned professionally at least once a year by a veterinarian. Periodically, look at the teeth to see if there is tartar buildup on them. If you start when the dog is a puppy, you may be able to train the dog to let you brush his teeth as well. Periodontal disease can lead to heart problems, so keeping your dog's teeth clean is about more than a shiny smile!
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This intel was contributed by melanie
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