If you suddenly discover that your dog has an unpleasant odor from the mouth, the first thing you should do is show your pet to the veterinarian.
The whole point is that the cause of this “phenomenon” can be serious diseases – of the teeth, gums and oral cavity, digestive system and other internal organs, diabetes, etc.
Only a specialist can determine the scale of the problem and help you eliminate its cause.
Of course, that's not all - the dog should brush its teeth regularly, with your help, of course. For this, you will need a special (not human) toothpaste and a toothbrush for animals.
It is worth visiting a specialist about once a year to have your teeth professionally cleaned.
Buy special chewing treats and toys for your pet - they help clean plaque from teeth.
However, you should avoid toys that are too hard, as they can damage your dog’s teeth.
A caring owner should also closely monitor the dog's diet - when visiting a veterinarian, do not forget to consult with him about the right food for your animal.
Make sure that your dog does not "treat" to spoiled food or waste found on the street, and also that your dog always has clean, fresh water available.
