Cavity care is required for Akita dogs with bad breath

If the Akita dog’s bad breath is not particularly severe. Bad breath can be slowly improved through daily cleaning and care. Prepare a dog toothbrush and enough toothpaste, and then insist on brushing its teeth every day. In addition, don’t feed it sticky foods during your free time, and avoid snacks. On the contrary, you can prepare some chewing gum and bones for Akita dogs to chew. These all help clean teeth and can help eliminate Akita’s bad breath.

Akita dog’s bad breath is oral inflammation

If the Akita dog’s bad breath is relatively serious. The mouth is inflamed, red and swollen. Then it is best to take your Akita dog to the dentist first for a thorough teeth cleaning and tartar cleaning. Relieve inflammation, redness and swelling in the mouth of Akita dogs. Of course, in daily life, you should also pay attention to brushing the Akita dog’s teeth. Give your dog some crispy food to avoid leaving more food residue in his mouth. You can also buy some bone chews and gum chews to help clean your Akita dog’s teeth and prevent bad breath from becoming more serious.

Steps to brush the Akita dog's teeth

1. When you first start brushing the Akita dog's teeth, you can use soft gauze and prepare some saline. Brushing the Akita dog's teeth in this way is relatively gentle and will not irritate it.
2. First fix the Akita dog’s body, and then gently open its mouth. Wrap gauze around your body, dip it in water, and then gently rub it back and forth between the dog's teeth and gums. Note that the gaps between the dog's teeth must be wiped carefully to prevent the Akita dog from having bad breath or oral inflammation due to decay of food residues and the breeding of bacteria.
3. As Akita becomes familiar with and accepts toothbrushing care. After a period of time, you can buy professional toothbrushes and toothpaste for your dog. Also prepare some water, and then dip a small amount of toothpaste on the toothbrush to brush and care for the Akita dog's teeth. Especially after each Akita dog eats sticky food, it is best to brush its teeth in time. Don't let some food residue stick to your dog's teeth, as it may breed bacteria and cause oral inflammation.
4. Caring for the teeth of Akita dogs needs to start from an early age and requires persistence. The owner must not brush his dog's teeth every day for a while, and then not brush his teeth for several months at a time. Make sure you can take care of your Akita dog's oral health every week. If conditions permit, you should take it to the dentist 1-2 times a year to clean its teeth and protect oral health.