In addition to taking care of their daily diet and daily life, raising dogs requires special attention to their health and hygiene. There are many things you need to pay attention to when raising a dog, such as brushing your dog's teeth regularly and maintaining oral hygiene. If you don’t provide oral care to your dog for too long, it may cause the dog’s mouth to become smelly, which will not only affect the relationship between it and its family, but also seriously endanger the dog’s health.

Generally speaking, the cause of a dog's smelly mouth is that too much tartar bacteria accumulates in the mouth because the teeth have not been brushed for a long time. In addition, when dogs suffer from oral diseases, such as periodontitis, gingivitis and other diseases, the dog's mouth will also emit an unpleasant fishy odor. When a dog's mouth smells bad, it means that the dog's oral hygiene problem has become very bad.

Dogs are carnivorous omnivores. After each meal, food residues are easy to remain in the gaps between the teeth. If not cleaned in time, the food residues will rot and breed bacteria. In serious cases, the mouth will emit a fishy odor. Of course, if your dog’s smelly mouth is caused by oral inflammation, gingivitis, periodontitis or gastrointestinal disease, it’s best to take your dog to see a doctor. The diseases that should be treated must be treated in time. At the same time, in daily life, the dog's teeth must be brushed and the mouth cleaned in a timely manner to ensure that the dog's oral cavity is hygienic and does not emit a fishy odor.