What should I do if my Golden Retriever has bad breath? Dry dog ​​food has a certain effect in cleaning the mouth, so it is best to choose dry dog ​​food to feed your Golden Retriever. You should brush your Golden Retriever’s teeth with pet-specific toothpaste and toothbrush every day. You can usually feed your dog probiotics. It can regulate the stomach and intestines and prevent bad breath.

　1. Adjust your diet

Dog bad breath and dental health are inseparable. If a large amount of dirt or calculus accumulates on the surface of the teeth, due to the action of oral bacteria, odor will inevitably emit. Not only will the taste be unpleasant, but pets will also suffer from long-term bad breath. Dogs commonly suffer from periodontal disease. The owner can adjust the diet. Don't eat homemade dog food first, but buy some corresponding dog food (preferably the one that removes bad breath). At the same time, it is best to choose dry dog ​​food, because dry dog ​​food is relatively hard, and regular eating can rub the surface of the teeth, unintentionally play a role in removing scale, and also exercise the gum muscles.

2. Brush your teeth every day

In addition to diet, the most direct way to clean your dog’s teeth is to brush your dog’s teeth. You can brush your golden retriever's teeth every day after eating, use special dog toothpaste and toothbrush, and eat deodorant biscuits or tooth cleaning sticks. Generally speaking, it will be helpful.

3. Feed probiotics

The main causes of golden retriever bad breath may also be stomach fever, long-term constipation, indigestion, liver and kidney problems, these are common diseases that golden retrievers are prone to. The more common one is golden retriever bad breath caused by indigestion. It’s best to pay attention to your golden retriever’s stool. If your dog is constipated, it can easily lead to bad breath. The solution is to feed the dog some easy-to-digest food, such as goat milk powder, porridge, etc., and feed the dog some probiotics to regulate the gastrointestinal tract.