Owners may discover that their Pomeranians have bad breath when interacting closely with them. To solve the dog’s bad breath problem, owners must first understand the possible causes of bad breath in Pomeranians, then apply the appropriate treatment based on the dog’s actual condition.

       1. Bad Breath Caused by Oral Problems

       Oral diseases such as periodontitis can cause bad breath in dogs. If bad breath is due to these reasons, owners should immediately take their dogs to the vet for treatment. In fact, with proper prevention, owners can keep dogs away from these oral diseases, such as regularly brushing the dog’s teeth or providing dental sticks. (Note: Periodontitis not only causes bad breath but may also lead to other diseases, so owners need to pay attention.)

       Of course, sometimes bad breath may be caused by leftover food debris in the dog's mouth that hasn't been cleaned promptly. Owners can prevent this by maintaining good oral hygiene for their dogs.

       2. Bad Breath Caused by Other Diseases

       Digestive and respiratory diseases can also cause bad breath in dogs. To solve bad breath caused by these illnesses, owners must first treat the underlying disease. Once the dog recovers, the bad breath will disappear accordingly. In fact, scientific pet care can reduce the chances of dogs getting diseases. For example, to prevent digestive diseases, owners should feed their dogs properly, avoiding irregular or incorrect feeding habits in daily life.