Hi,
I use Maxi Guard for my 13-year-old Westie, on my vet's advice, after her having her teeth cleaned and tartar removed as last year.
She has been back for a check up recently and it seems to be working but her breath still doesn’t smell very nice, please can you advise me of anything I could try to make it more pleasant.
Kind regards,
Pam, via email
hi
ReplyDeleteI would keep cleaning your dogs teeth yourself, Teatree dog toothpaste leaves the breath smelling lovely.
Also look to what you are feeding your dog, as this can influence how the dog's breath smells. If you are not already feeding a natural diet, then try that, also adding raw carrot, brocolli and garlic as well. Yes I did say garlic, but it can work as a detoxer, as well as helping to keep down fleas and ticks.
Your vet has checked for any health problems I guess?
I have been told that apple is a good natural remedy for bad breath. (only the apple - not the apple seeds)
ReplyDeleteI also use royal canin denta chews which have a slightly minty hint.
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