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Why Does My Dog or Cat Have Bad Breath?

Why Does My Dog or Cat Have Bad Breath?

Cat / Feline Health, Dog / Canine Health, UncategorizedBy Bothell Pet HospitalNovember 1, 20151 Comment

Bad breath is not normal, and it is not just “something you have to put up” with if you have a pet. Bad breath is usually a sign of oral disease—approximately 70-80% of pets have signs of oral disease by age 3. From Plaque to Tartar to Periodontal Disease Plaque, a sticky “bio film” that…

There's Something About Mary - Feline Periodontal Disease

There’s Something About Mary – Feline Periodontal Disease

Cat / Feline Health, Dog / Canine HealthBy Bothell Pet HospitalFebruary 2, 2013

Periodontal disease is one of the number one health problems in cats and dogs. In fact, by the age of two, it is estimated that 70% of cats and 80% of dogs have some degree of periodontal disease. Untreated periodontal disease may cause more than just oral discomfort and tooth loss. The bacteria associated with…

Canine Peridontal Disease - Swollen Gums, Tartar and Bad Breath

Canine Periodontal Disease – Swollen Gums, Tartar and Bad Breath

Dog / Canine Health, UncategorizedBy Bothell Pet HospitalFebruary 2, 2011

Frankie is an 8 1/2-year-old Bichon Frise owned by Joan Stockton. He was born with a congenital heart defect and has been on heart medication since he was a puppy. Like many other small breed dogs, Frankie also had periodontal disease. Oral disease is the most commonly diagnosed infectious disease in pets. By the time they…

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