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April 02, 2020
This post is written by our holistic veterinarian at "I and love and you",Dr. Angie Krause, DVM, CVA, CCRT.
Did you know that your dog’s breath shouldn’t stink? Your dog may never have minty fresh breath but it shouldn’t clear the room! There are two common reasons for stinky breath in dogs; dental disease and poor digestion.
The majority of dental disease occurs out of sight, under the gum. This is called periodontal disease and can only be found with x-rays. Many dogs hide this throbbing pain by acting normally and eating well. To take x-rays, your dog will need to be placed under light anesthesia. This is concerning for many pet parents. When done well, anesthesia is very safe. Here are a list of questions to ask your veterinarian to ensure the best anesthetic protocols are being followed.
All the answers to these questions should be yes!
Prevention
While the majority of dental disease occurs under the gum, there is a lot you can do to prevent disease. Daily brushing prevents tartar formation that causes gingivitis. I like using child or toddler toothbrush. Toothpaste is completely optional. Examining your dog’s teeth regularly can identify problems such as masses and chipped or fractured teeth.
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