Bad breath in dogs, though widely considered normal, can be an indicator of bad oral health as well as other health issues. While that may not always be the case, dog owners should be aware of what it ...

Q: My dog has bad breath, but that’s natural, isn’t it? A: Contrary to popular belief, bad breath is not natural for dogs. Like our own teeth, plaque and tar build up on dog’s teeth. These bacteria ...

Dog kisses are irresistible — that is, until you take a whiff of their breath and notice it’s alarmingly stinky. Although bad breath isn’t exactly uncommon in dogs, that doesn’t mean it’s supposed to ...

It can be alarming when your dog snorts or sneezes, especially multiple times. For a dog, snorting and sneezing is a natural part of life — and some dogs even perform what is called a reverse sneeze.

Puppy breath is the best, but icky, rancid dog breath is the worst. If your dog’s breath has been noticeably awful lately, it could be time for a visit to the vet. Chronic bad breath may indicate a ...

Let's face it. As much as we love our pooches, we don't always love their breath. Whether they've been eating something stinky or have gut health issues, no one wants to be woken up by doggie morning ...