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You’ve undoubtedly heard of “doggie breath,” but what about “kitty breath”? It’s pretty disgusting. In fact, it’s often even worse than bad breath in canines.
Even cats with healthy gums and teeth can have bad breath. This might be caused by food particles that are stuck between the teeth or in the gums. As the trapped food begins to decay, the cat develops a foul-smelling breath.
Feline bad breath is more often a sign of problems with the teeth and/or gums. The problems include gingivitis, the buildup of plaque, or even infections. Brushing a cat’s teeth is no easy walk in the park, but now there’s an easier solution: N.H.V. Mouth Drops by Pet Wellbeing.
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