What causes your dog or cat to have bad breath? 5 Articles

by Bridie Cavanaugh

When your dog greets you with a big kiss, or your cat with a nose rub, and you are overwhelmed by the smell of bad breath, there may be more than just odor to worry about. Also known as halitosis, bad breath, is a sign of...read more

by Charlotte Howard

Nothing is worse than having your beloved pet breathe all over you when they have halitosis. But what causes bad breath and how can you treat it? Gingivitis is the most common cause. When plaque builds up, bacteria gr...read more

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by Joshua Keyes DVM

Suppose you're sitting down to watch a movie after work, and your best friend, Spot, comes to cuddle up next to you like he does every night. Lately, you've noticed a little bit of bad breath if your let him give you a ki...read more

by Teresa Rodak

So, you are noticing a foul odor coming from your pets mouth? Well, the most common reason is poor dental hygiene. Just like humans, pets (especially dogs and cats) need to have dental cleanings done as well. One way to...read more

by Louise Tucker

Your dog or cat's bad breath may be due to periodontal disease (gum disease), a inflammation of the gums and the bone supporting the teeth. It is also the major cause of tooth loss. For those of you who are pet owners ...read more