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		<title>Breath Remedy For Your Pets &#8211; How to Control Pet Bad Breath</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Pet oral hygiene is the leading health issue in both dogs and cats over the age of two. Why? Because the pet owner has not been educated nor trained how to properly manage their pet&#8217;s oral care. There are numerous myths on pet bad breath and an effective breath remedy for your pets.
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><b >Pet</b> oral hygiene is the leading health issue in both dogs and cats over the age of two. Why? Because the <b >pet</b> owner has not been educated nor trained how to properly manage their <b >pet</b>&#8217;s oral care. There are numerous myths on <b >pet</b> bad breath and an effective breath remedy for your pets.</p>
<p><b>Myth 1:</b> <em><b >Pet</b> bad breath is primarily caused by what my <b >pet</b> eats.</em> The type of food dogs eat is not a major contributor to their bad breath. There are many more significant contributing factors like oral health, secretions and how your <b >pet</b> chews. <b >Pet</b> oral odors are created by particles of food and bacterial changes that occur in an unhealthy mouth. In an unhealthy mouth, bacteria dominate the environment and these bacteria have a very strong sulfur-based smell.</p>
<p><strong>Myth 2: </strong><em><b >Pet</b> bad breath is irritating but if I can stand it so can my <b >pet</b>.</em> Dental disease does not affect just the mouth. It can lead to more serious health problems.  Periodontal bacteria can enter the bloodstream and travel to major organs and begin new infections. This in turn could affect your <b >pet</b>&#8217;s heart, liver and kidneys.</p>
<p><strong>Myth 3: </strong><em>It helps give my <b >pet</b> human mouthwash. </em>Most human mouthrinses are ineffective and can cause more harm than good. Many contain a very high level of alcohol and are meant to be used and spit into a sink. Needless to say, your <b >pet</b> can&#8217;t spit.  Alcohol rinses can dry the mouth and make the <b >pet</b> breath odor worse. Pets need a safe oral hygiene system geared for their needs. It doesn&#8217;t do you or your <b >pet</b> any good to have a solution that simply masks odors.</p>
<p>A proper breath remedy for your pets should include regular wellness examinations at your local veterinarian and a good <b >pet</b> oral hygiene solution. This helps reduce plaque and tartar formation that can lead to life-threatening periodontal disease. Up to 80 percent of dogs and 70 percent of cats over the age of three suffer from periodontal disease, a serious deterioration of the gums and supporting bones of the teeth. The issue of bad breath related to both people and pets is discussed further at the breath-remedy blog &#8211; [http://www.breath-remedy.com]</p>
<p>Rod Taverna runs the SMART Consumer Group, a consumer education organization, which provides informative presentations through lectures and its website.</p>
<p>For information on <b >Pet</b> Oral Hygiene Products, see [http://www.bestdiscountbenefits.com/petproducts.htm]</p>
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