Gum and tooth problems in cats and dogs can increase the risks of developing bad breath or halitosis. While increasing the frequency of tooth brushing a pet can help get rid of mouth odor, there are instances in which the bad odor persists. If your pet’s mouth has an undesirable odor, here are some tips to help you address the problem:

Have your pet checked by your vet

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A home-alone dog can become a favorable ground for the development of undesirable behaviors. This is usually the outcome when they don’t receive adequate physical and mental stimulation on a daily basis. Having lots of dog-safe toys can keep your pooch occupied while you are away, yet he will still yearn to spend quality time with you. If you can’t find regular time to play with your pooch, there are great ideas to spend quality time with him.

Take mini road trips with your pooch

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As pets, cats don’t need to walk far and wide each day in search for food. They don’t have the same lifestyle of their ancestors who derived nourishment by hunting for prey.

Since their food is given to them on a regular schedule, cats don’t need to “work” for their food. This can increase the possibility of having a sedentary lifestyle which can significantly increase their risk for becoming overweight or obese.

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