Dog Bad Breath: TOP 5 Natural Remedies

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🐾 Is your dog's bad breath making cuddle time less enjoyable? Worry no more! In this video, Dr. Andrew Jones reveals his top 5 natural remedies to tackle bad breath in dogs. These easy and effective solutions can help freshen up your dog's breath, making those kisses much more pleasant. From simple home ingredients to quick dental care tips, find out how to keep your dog's breath fresh and healthy without the need for harsh chemicals. 🌿🐶

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I recommend pouring the broth into an ice cube tray bd once frozen into a plastic bag. That way you can add the broth to their water regularly without it going bad.

LG-gwxw

Coconut oil works like a miracle for my 13 yo chi-pin. His breath can knock over an elephant. I used to be able to mix it with his food no problem but eventually he decided he hated it. Even though it seems completely odorless, Petey can smell it a foot away and runs from it. There’s absolutely no way to get it into his mouth so I’m interested in seeing if some of your suggestions work. Thank you!

janetech

Ohh....that look on her face after the Colloidal Silver is PRICELESS !❤😊

pawznplay

1. Water
2. Mint/Parsley/Coconut Oil
3. Apple cider vinegar/Coconut Oil
4. Aloe
5. Colloidal Silver

If you care about animals, ditch animal products! ✌️🐕

leviahimsa

Thank you so much for your tips.
I am definitely doing the mint parsley and coconut oil.
Thank you for being there for all your animals in your area..
Peace-out 🌎💝💞

AURADRCalifornia

Been doing the B.A.R.F. diet with plenty of carrion for my pack of three, for a few years now. Just recently noticed what great breath they have!

kelhawk

I'm finally free from bad breath after having a horrible outbreak and I feel the same way you described in your interview. Listening to you share your experience of improvement gave me the ray of hope I needed to hear. I'm glad there are people like you who simply want to help other people struggling with the same problems. Your words gave me the courage I needed to hear today to know that it is okay. I can still be myself and now enjoy my life like I'm supposed to. I am blessed to have found you, Dr. Emovon, on YouTube.

xlvwbbo

A great video material and very relevant information fascinated me the way you explain the subject, thank you for sharing, you have all my support!

DoxRaea

Going to try that mint, parsley, coconut mix. I usually get some mint wrapped with chux around my finger.. dipped in bicarb. 🙏💛

debrahaslam

Your videos are so helpful. I have 5 dogs and 4 cats that I love. It can be very expensive at dental time, so this info might save me some bucks.

terrifiorelli

Also hardwood charcoal works very well too on teeth, gums and good for tummy if pooch has upset tummy. Thanks for video!

maniwyatt

I noticed that giving my dog a chew that they can put in their molars and chomp down on it from all parts of their mouth clears their nasty breath like clockwork. If they get one every 3 to 4 days or so, their breath stays fresh all the time. If i neglect this routine, the first chew always causes some gum bleeding. It IS exactly as Dr. Jones here says that it is caused in dogs same as humans. Chews are dog's equivalent of flossing/brushing. The best thing I have found for this are rolled up hide chews. I took large garden loppers and cut them in half so it's a bit undersized given the frequency they get it at. Some dogs (my American Bully) need to be watched closely so they don't just make it gooey to then try and swallow it whole. I just let him chew it until he gets it totally soft or he eats no more than half of it. I then give it to my other dog to finish off as she usually finishes hers before he does his. THIS is how nature intended dogs maintain their teeth. They didn't get toothbrushes but they got hides and bones. Just be watchful. My American Bully HAS swallowed slightly oversized pieces and it usually makes him puke later. This is how we figured out our pattern/routine. You need to be watchful and get to know your dogs. THAT is part of being a good dog owner. These chews also make for great mental distractions when we are at Starbucks for coffee. They work on their chew while I sip my coffee without being overwhelmed by their surroundings.

hugoh.

I have older dog, i give her raw beef short rib and her teeth are clean and breath too. She loves them.

dianefaust

My Westie has two bowls to drink from. One is Berkey water, the other is colloidal silver. She chooses which she wants.

JMD

How about propolis spray? And how about adding a bit of baking soda in the coconut? Thanks Dr. Jones!!! The Aloe was interesting I have a plant 🪴 going to try

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