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Forget the mints - start a dental hygiene plan for your pet.

Bad breath, in fact, may indicate conditions from periodontal, kidney, respiratory or liver disease to diabetes, skin disease (involving tissue around the lips) or oral trauma, such as electric cord injury."However, by far, the most common problem associated with bad breath is periodontal disease." Just think how your breath would smell if you didn’t brush your teeth for a week, months or even years."

 Without good dental care, this preventable disease is likely to cause pain, tooth loss, and infection that, in some cases, can spread to other organs. Without tooth brushing, a film called plaque adheres to the teeth. Over time, this film thickens and hardens, attracting even more plaque. The gums will swell with gingivitis, eventually leading to tissue and bone loss. Early stages of periodontal disease can be remedied with professional teeth cleaning, which would give your cat a fresh start, but plaque will build up again within days without regular tooth brushing.

Another common cause of bad breath, however, is something caught in your cat’s teeth or under her gums." "Food or a strand of hair or string, for example, can get lodged in the little nooks and crannies between teeth and can decompose, soon infecting the surrounding tissue."

Bad breath can also be a sign of diabetes if the breath is sweet, kidney disease if it’s urine-like, or liver disease or an intestinal blockage if it’s foul. Bad breath can also be the result of a mouth ulcer, mouth sores or even cancer.

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