Fresh-Breath Checklist
Fresh-Breath Checklist
The daily & weekly habits that keep your dog’s breath fresh — from the mouth out.
Every day
- Brush with dog toothpaste — even 30 seconds helps
- Give a daily dental support
- Fresh water — rinse the bowl daily
Each week
- Lift the lip, check teeth & gums
- Offer a vet-approved dental chew
- Watch for tartar — on the back teeth
Keep it fresh
- Book a professional cleaning — when your vet advises
- Skip sugary or sticky treats
- Clean teeth but bad breath? — then look at the gut
Call your vet if you see
- Bleeding or red, swollen gums
- A broken or loose tooth
- Drooling or a sweet / odd odor
TARGETS THE SOURCE
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