Your dog’s oral health is important, and when it’s not cared for it can lead to bad breath. Some smell from living a normal life, playing with toys, and eating is normal, but if it starts to repel those doggie kisses, there could be something wrong. It could mean it’s time to take your furry family member to the vet, and they can check for any underlying health issues. Oral health is the most likely culprit of bad dog breath, but getting it checked early can ensure your pup’s liver and kidneys are not part of the problem.
