1. Get the correct diagnosis from your VET

You can only determine how to treat your pet after you have received an accurate diagnosis from your vet. You’ll want to ensure that you take your dog on regular checkups to the veterinarian. This way he or she can monitor your dog’s teeth and breathe very closely.

It will also ensure that you catch any related underlying health issues during the early stages, thus increasing your chances of fighting the disease.

If your dog’s bad breath is as a result of its diet then you may want to consider finding new “breath friendly” foods.

If plaque is to blame, then your veterinarian may conduct a procedure to remove the plaque.

If there is a more serious cause, such as a metabolic or gastrointestinal disease, then it’s important that you consult with your vet regularly to ensure he gets the best care.

2. Proper Oral Hygiene

Proper hygiene at home may improve your dog’s bad breath and prevent health issues...