I would suggest a trip to the vet as well. It could be a bad tooth. Tartar will make an odor too. I would have the vet check the mouth.
I would suggest a trip to the vet as well. It could be a bad tooth. Tartar will make an odor too. I would have the vet check the mouth.
I've read that adding a small amount of freshly chopped parsley to your dog's food helps with bad breath.
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If there is no problem at the vet try giving raw bones. They help alot with teeth and bad breath.
the only dog I ever had to have their teeth cleaned, is Femka. She never ate raw prior to coming to my house. Either its from a balence of calcium and phorphorus, or lack of additives- the fact is, none have ever had their teeth cleaned in 19 years. However- the only bones I use are poutry in base. The beef bones appear to be too hard, and I never feed them in any shape or form. Also- my dogs never have had "doggie or bad breathe". However- you can not feed any bone- cooked or raw if on a commercial ( kibble diet). This is potentially highly unsafe.. Kibble diets take longer to digest and the bones become hard, and do not digest normally. ..
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