[Dailydrool] Dailydrool Digest, Vol 40, Issue 7

[Barney]

to Barb, Alan & Cassie Williams

I use a soft old toothbrush, warm water and baking soda to brush our dogs
teeth with.  One of my dogs can't stand that, so instead I use peppermint in
the water, always warm not cold.  I get someone to massage their body and we
make it as relaxing as possible.  Same for when we cut nails.  If Cassie
will tolerate baking soda (mix water and soda to make a paste) that will
take care of the bad breath.  There are bones you can buy (dentabone) to
help but I think its a waste of $.

Hope that helped, Debbie

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Date: Tue, 6 Jan 2009 17:20:15 -0800 (PST)
From: "B. Williams" <airmaxracn at yahoo.com>
Subject: [Dailydrool] Garbage Breath
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Hi All,
I noticed a few posts about basset odor. Our Cassie is getting older, and I
really don't know if that is a factor, or maybe the food she has been eating
all of her life, 9yrs, may have to do with it either, but lately she has
been having some really bad breath. At first we did not know where the smell
was coming from, and with her having surgery we thought it may be a passing
thing. When she had her surgery I also had her teeth cleaned, but her breath
is just like a garbage pail that has been sitting for weeks. Any suggestions
would be greatly appreciated. Thanks & Happy New Year, too!


Barb, Alan & Cassie Williams
Fred, Matilda & Harley ATB
airmaxracn at cableone.net
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