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Healthy Hound, Happy Home! Keeping Your Dog In Good Health

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Its TeethIf your dog is drooling more than usual or it has particularly bad breath, then it could have problems with its teeth like tooth decay or gum disease. It’s impossible for us as people to be in good moods when we have toothaches, so it’s understandable that your dog may be a little withdrawn, snappy or off its food when it’s suffering from this sort of pain. Make sure that you get your dog’s teeth checked during twice-yearly physicals, and if it seems to be suffering from tooth problems then get it to the vet as soon as possible. In the future, get your pup used to tooth brushing

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